Crawled under the cruiser checking on some things… saw this. Rock damage? Either way it sucks.
Shock damage…😐
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probably won't affect anything
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Same thing on the other side, rock guards probably a good idea…
Sorry to see that!
If I'm not mistaken, that's a twin tube shock. To @bhsdriller point, it may very well continue to work without issue if the inner tube where the plunger is located is not impacted.
A monotube however can't take licks like that.
If I'm not mistaken, that's a twin tube shock. To @bhsdriller point, it may very well continue to work without issue if the inner tube where the plunger is located is not impacted.
A monotube however can't take licks like that.
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I was feeling a slight bump* hiccup* when rocking front to back when stopping then starting, maybe related?
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Another angle
There are Trail Tailor, Bud Built, and Kaon that make shock guards. Probably a lot more by now too.
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I’m ganna replace the two rear damaged shocks and get some guards for sure. But before that I’m ganna jump the railroad tracks by my house and see what’s up lol … jk.
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Most likely a decent size rock thrown up by the tires, but I highly doubt it will cause any performance issues. I would run it exactly as it is personally, but if you jump the railroad tracks please be sure to get video and share it here
