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Ryde FX 8200 Series Shock Front Skid 8224

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Product Description

Patented Low Fade Orifice Carrier: Provides a seamless transition from a smooth low speed ride - to firm - well-controlled high speed handling
Gas Cell: Eliminates foaming of the oil - providing consistent performance throughout the life of the shock
Microcellular Urethane Bumper: Stays soft even at the lowest temperatures and eliminates hard bottoming where applicable
Ice Scraper: Scrapes ice off the rod

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