Fox DHX2 Rear Shock

While the DHX2 is built for the rigors of downhill and enduro racing, it is also a great choice for aggressive trail riding. The two-position lever allows you to firm up the shock for climbing or flatter terrain, making it more versatile than a pure downhill shock.

The MCU bumper acts as a secondary cushion at the very end of the shock's travel. It helps manage harsh impacts and prevents a jarring 'clunk' when you use all your travel, giving the bike a more progressive and controlled feel on big hits.

No, the Fox DHX2 is typically sold as the shock body only. You will need to purchase a compatible coil spring separately, ensuring you select the correct spring rate for your body weight and riding style.

The hard-chrome finish is designed for durability and reduced friction. It helps the shock resist wear over time and ensures the damper moves smoothly, which is critical for maintaining traction and consistent performance on long, technical descents.

No, you must match the eye-to-eye length and stroke of this shock to your frame's specific requirements. This model has an eye-to-eye length of 230mm, so check your bike's geometry specifications or consult your frame manufacturer before purchasing.