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Hi Im looking for feedback for anyone that has the progressive suspension shock on their bike. Please reply back thanks

I did. And didn't really care for it. It works a little better than the factory shock, but that was about it. In terms of suspension options goes, if you can't get a Fox, Ohlins, or Penske then the Progressive is a better option than stock. But I had to order mine which took 4 weeks and it was over $400+ new. For that kind of money, you can always find a higher performance shock for that kind of money.

So whats better the progressive suspention shock or a R6 shock?

Why not do the r6 shock?

delvryboy wrote:Why not do the r6 shock?

So whats better the progressive suspention shock or a R6 shock?

Well, shock and dog bones would run you $100-150. A new spring for weight from race tech is $110. So for $250ish, you could have a pretty sweet fully adjustable setup.

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cad600 wrote:I did. And didn't really care for it. It works a little better than the factory shock, but that was about it. In terms of suspension options goes, if you can't get a Fox, Ohlins, or Penske then the Progressive is a better option than stock. But I had to order mine which took 4 weeks and it was over $400+ new. For that kind of money, you can always find a higher performance shock for that kind of money.

Hi so when ya had the progressive suspension shock what kind of adjustable settings did ya have?

Rebound damping is all. If you are going after one of these, do not buy one new. Seriously, you can buy a much better shock for the money.