Best shock for stock arms

[dlockett99]

Best aftermarket shock for the money. I am going to be keeping the stock arms because I do mostly trail riding with lite jumping. What do you guys suggest??

[Stock 400 rider]

i need that answer too
any help?

[forum]

a good shock is a good shock no matter wat your a arms are. Elka seems to be a favorite amoung Woods riders, I have yet to try mine on the MX track. Of course theres pep, axis, tcs. but elka makes a great product and their customer service is unmatched. PLEASE NO suspension arguements again.

[Silverfox@C&DRacing]

A good shock is one that will be set up for you and your riding style (custom built, not a generic off the shelf) shock. :cool:

[Stock 400 rider]

silver fox i basicaly do some trail riding every weekend and go training on the weekends at mx and cross country tracks, jumps are medium.
Wich type should i get?

[QuadTrix6]

any shock is better than stock....like everyone said you wil have them setup for stock a arms so they will work great.. i knew in the near future i was gonna be getting +2 a arms so i had them set up for +2 but rode them on stock a arms for a week and they were still amazing :cool:

[j37]

Def go with Elka's. Their the best for their cost. Call Christian Paul Motorsports (518) 661-6321 he'll hook you up. He sells and services Elka's and knows alot about setting them up your weight and riding style and etc.

[Stock 400 rider]

thanks!
but i think they are too expensive!
dont have that money!

[QuadTrix6]

Originally posted by j37
Def go with Elka's. Their the best for their cost. Call Christian Paul Motorsports (518) 661-6321 he'll hook you up. He sells and services Elka's and knows alot about setting them up your weight and riding style and etc.


when was the last time you got a price check on those, they went up and arn't that cheap :ermm: