Shock Lowering $100-$120

Suspension lowering is typically sought after by riders wanting to be able to touch the ground for stability or new riders looking for confidence. When done properly, lowering is completely reversible.

What's Included​

• Inspect shock assembly prior to disassembly
• Disassembly and inspection of components and wear items
• Install lowering spacers
• Vacuum bleed and oil fill
• Nitrogen fill
• Set compression adjusters
• Set rebound adjuster
• Test run on dyno to verify settings
• Set initial preload

Notes

1. No additional labor fee for adding a service to a lowering.
2. To achieve proper sag measurements and ride height after lowering, a shock spring with an increased rate is needed. Some exceptions like people who are light may get away with not needing a new rate.
3. Lowering your suspension can change the way your bike feels and handles. We recommend lowering only 1" max to retain good ground clearance and handling characteristics. (Lowered seats and ride time can often make up the difference if wanting to go lower.) Lowering beyond 1" can make the suspension uncomfortable and almost impossible to set up without revalving. 

*Price does not include cost of seals, bushings, oil, spacers or new spring.