Best suspension?

[lasher45]

I want to know what everyone thinks the best ATV shocks are out there. The price doesn't matter just wondering what everyones opinion is.

Personally I'm running the Custom Axis long travel triple rates and think there amazing. So if anyone knows any other company that has the same quality as those let me know.

[rollie]

PEP PB1

[fastredrider44]

You're opening a big can of worms here. Lots of shocks can be good these days, but Arms, linkages, and swingarms play as much of a role as the shock itself. I personally like Axis.

[lonnie1977]

Pep PB1 fan. Seth at SF Racing is great at setting them up too.

[motohanks]

Originally posted by lonnie1977
Pep PB1 fan. Seth at SF Racing is great at setting them up too.
same here, PEP PB1 set up by Seth

[RadekPL]

I'd say Motowoz is best. They've got triple seals, adjustable progression between springs (fronts too) and awesome quality of the product. The work amazing too. I had many shocks, but Motowoz works simply amazing out of the box. I felt there was no need to change any adjustments. I love them and their customer service is absolutely great.

[2000ex]

Out of the box setup wise I would say PEP is unmatched. Wayne has YEARS of experience and it shows. In reality all shocks at the top end of the spectrum materials wise (axis, pep, fox, motowoz,ohlins, and even Elka's) can perform perfectly if they are setup for your machine.

[mx Eli]

pep pb1's with walsh a arms / swinger and link by far! seth at sf racing is one of the nicest people in the industry

[Lquad71]

simple! PEP PB1

[XBLASTERRACERX]

Personally I think the Axis Pro Airs are the best and axis has the holeshot device, plush ride, and x-link upgrade for them.

[trompen542]

KOQ pro-comp a-arms, motowoz shocks for the front. KOQ pro-comp swingarm, elka dual link, with motowoz rear shock.

[BlaineKaiser450]

I've never heard a complaint about Motowoz!