RockShox Nude RLC3 Rear Shock

A Trunnion mount uses two bolts threaded directly into the shock body rather than a traditional eyelet and bushing setup. You must ensure your bike frame is specifically designed for a Trunnion mount, as it is not interchangeable with standard eyelet-mount shocks.

The 'Nude' designation typically indicates that this shock was developed in collaboration with a specific bike brand, such as Scott, to work with their proprietary suspension systems. It often includes specific factory-tuned compression settings tailored to the kinematics of those frames.

Yes, this shock is built to those exact specifications. Always double-check your bike's manual or the current shock's markings to confirm the eye-to-eye length and stroke match your frame's requirements perfectly.

Yes, it features a dedicated lockout switch designed to provide a stable platform for climbing and sprinting. It effectively firms up the suspension to minimize pedal bob on smooth surfaces.

The DebonAir spring increases the negative air volume, which makes the initial part of the shock's travel much more sensitive. This results in a 'plush' feel that tracks small bumps and trail chatter better than standard air springs.