Discover the technology and benefits of FOX DHX coil shocks for all-mountain riding. Explore features like enhanced bump sensitivity, terrain-adaptable tuning, and more.

Get the full details on FOX DHX2 coil shocks, designed for gravity racing. Discover its race-level tunability, low-friction internals, and ground-hugging performance.

Learn how to quickly set sag, air spring pressure, compression adjustments, rebound adjust, additional tuning options and more. For best performance, FOX recommends regular maintenance performed. Enhance your riding experience and …

Answering the prayers of riders seeking the ultimate in plush suspension, the new DHX brings coil-sprung, magic-carpet, trail-smoothing performance in a wide range of configurations to the trails and beyond. *Please Note: coil springs are sold separately. ALL-NEW chassis and damper; High-flow main piston; Numbered Tool-free 12 position single-turn

2024年8月29日 · The DHX has a fairly distinct difference in the feel through the first half of the stroke compared to the second half of the stroke. The first half is fantastic — great sensitivity, and reasonable support. The second half leaves quite a bit to be desired — not much in the way of support, and it was getting utterly crushed on big impacts.

The 2-Position compression lever available on some DHX2 and DHX shocks can be used to quickly switch between your pre-set High and Low speed compression settings and a Firm mode for improved climbing. Turning the lever clockwise sets the shock in the Firm mode. Firm mode is a very firm low-speed compression setting.

2021年8月23日 · Enter the 2021 Fox DHX. It’s touted as a trail bike shock, but I wanted to see if it could hold up to long, aggressive descents and a summer season of enduro racing. I’ve been testing it aboard my 2021 Rocky Mountain Altitude for the past few months, and its performance as a simple yet effective piggyback rear shock has been wildly impressive.

2022年5月31日 · Fox introduced its DHX2 as ‘the trail rider's coil shock’ with promises of super plush ground connection, high structural strength, and of course those steezy coil spring looks. However, the way it hoovers up small bumps and guarantees succulent, sucked-down grip is undermined by a lack of mid-stroke support.

The Fox DHX Factory Shock brings coil-sprung, magic-carpet, trail-smoothing performance in a wide range of configurations to the trails and beyond. It features a high-flow main piston, a numbered tool-free 12-position single-turn Low-Speed Compression adjuster, an independent firm mode circuit, reduced damper noise, and an MCU bottom-out bumper.

The coil-sprung, ground-hugging, trail-smoothing performance of DHX powers up with Live Valve Neo for ultimate wireless suspension control. By opening or firming the shock based on trail data in 1/70th of a second, DHX Live Valve Neo adapts …