Cane Creek DB Kitsuma Coil Rear Shock

A Trunnion mount uses two bolts that thread directly into the shock body rather than using a traditional eyelet and bushing system. You must ensure your frame is specifically designed for a Trunnion-mount shock, as it is not compatible with standard eyelet-mount frames.

While the DB Kitsuma offers professional-grade adjustability, it is designed to be intuitive. The tool-free adjustments allow you to make changes on the trail without needing a hex key, making it much easier to experiment with settings and find what feels best for your riding style.

The climb switch offers three distinct modes: Open for descending, a middle 'CS' setting for technical climbing, and a Firm setting for efficient pedaling on smooth fire roads or pavement. It is designed to be easily toggled while riding so you can adapt to changing terrain instantly.

No, the DB Kitsuma Coil is typically sold as the shock body only. You will need to purchase a compatible coil spring separately based on your rider weight and the specific sag requirements of your bike frame.

Coil shocks generally provide a more supple, consistent feel, especially over small bumps and chatter, because they lack the seal friction found in air shocks. They are a great choice if you prioritize traction and a 'planted' feel on rough, technical descents.