I wonder if these would be an economical way to move into a better shock. I'm currently running a set of Works PRO series fronts, but for the cost of revalving, springing and rebuilding it almost makes since to switch.
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I wonder if these would be an economical way to move into a better shock. I'm currently running a set of Works PRO series fronts, but for the cost of revalving, springing and rebuilding it almost makes since to switch.
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Nobody has ran these?
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We run the Evols', but I've seen a few Floats on the dunes.
2006 or so yfz
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I have never ran them but I have worked on them. They are similar to the Evol just without as many adjustments. Still an adjustable air spring around a fluid dampened shock with a piston and shim type valving. I think they could work well for a budget rec rider
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