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Old 02-05-2002, 04:33 PM   #1 (permalink)
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Rear coil options?

I'm about to replace the Fox Vanilla Float air shock on the rear of my bike, and am looking to get a coil/oil shock. I've looked at the Fox Vanilla RC and the Stratos Helix, are there any other options out there people have had experience with?

Oh yeah- the bike is a 99 Rocky Mountain Element Race w/ a 100mm Z3 up front.
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MBA tried out the 5th element rear coil over shock on an Intense Uzzi SLX and loved it. It was the month with the three discs setups on the cover...
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Old 02-14-2002, 06:44 PM   #5 (permalink)
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OMG thanks, that sounds like the shiznit!! Advances like this make me think I should just start over w/ something like a Kona Stinky or (if I win the lottery or rob a bank) a Turner RFX. Unfortunately I need to decide between the new shock for the bike or the dual case adapter for the Toy, and spring is approaching . . . . . . .

anyhow, thanks again
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