Cane Creek Rear Shock Hardware

You need to measure the width of your frame's shock mount opening and the diameter of your mounting bolt. The first number in the specification refers to the mounting width in millimeters, while the second number indicates the bolt diameter.

While these are genuine Cane Creek components, they are often compatible with other shock brands that share the same mounting dimensions. Always verify your specific shock's eyelet diameter and your frame's mounting width before purchasing.

Installation typically requires standard metric hex keys to remove your existing mounting bolts. Depending on the fit, you may need a soft-faced mallet or a dedicated shock bushing tool to press the hardware into the shock eyelet.

Worn hardware can lead to unwanted play or 'clunking' in your suspension, which negatively impacts handling and can cause premature wear to your shock's eyelet. Replacing these parts ensures a tight, secure connection and restores the intended performance of your suspension.

This hardware typically consists of the reducers and spacers required to interface the shock with your frame. It does not include the main mounting bolt, which should be reused from your existing setup.