Fox Racing DHX2 Shock

No, the Fox DHX2 is sold as the shock body only. You will need to purchase a compatible coil spring separately based on your specific weight and bike frame requirements.

VVC allows you to fine-tune your high-speed rebound damping without needing to re-valve the shock internally. It gives you a more precise way to manage how the bike recovers from big hits, ensuring the rear end stays composed and predictable.

While the DHX2 is built for the demands of downhill and enduro racing, its linear damping and sensitivity make it excellent for technical trail riding where traction is a priority. However, keep in mind it is a coil shock, so it will be heavier than an air shock and lacks a firm lockout lever for long, smooth climbs.

The finned inner body helps dissipate heat more effectively during long, rough descents. By keeping the oil temperature consistent, the shock maintains its damping performance and prevents the 'fading' feel that can occur when a shock gets too hot.

You have a significant amount of control: 16 clicks for low-speed compression and rebound, and 8 clicks for high-speed compression and rebound. This allows you to dial in the suspension feel to match specific trail conditions or your personal riding style.

This specific model measures 10.5 inches by 3.5 inches. You must verify that these eye-to-eye and stroke dimensions match your bike frame's specifications exactly before purchasing, as suspension fitment is not universal.