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How To Change a spring on a Rock Shox coil shock

If you have too much or too little sag on your shock, or just require a slightly more firm or softer ride - you may need to consider changing your rear spring (also known as a coil). This is a simple process and relatively universal - a lot of manufacturers use a similar way to mount a spring on their shock. The video covers what you need to know to change a spring but here are a few other bits which are worth knowing. If you have any questions please stick them down in the comments below and I will do my best to answer them. Ensure you fit the correct travel spring to your shock. E.g. if your shock has a stroke length of 60mm - ensure your spring has the same travel or slightly more e.g. 63mm travel. Fitting a spring with… A lower amount of travel, e.g. 57.5mm travel spring on 60mm travel shock, will cause the spring to bottom out against itself (known as spring binding) before the shock bottoms out. This will reduce the amount of suspension you have available and the shock will bottom out harshly. A larger amount of travel. E.g. 70mm travel spring on a 60mm travel shock, this might not even fit onto your shock and if it does you will be riding around with a spring that is heavier than it needs to be. Do not exceed the maximum number of turns of preload for your shock. This again can cause the spring to bottom out against itself before the shock does and reduce your rear travel. ⭐️ For 10% off Muk Junkie products use the code “JakeBrookes10” on their website - link below ⭐️ Thank you to Vittoria UK Tyres & Muk Junkie Cleaning Products for the continued support Check out their products below 😍 https://www.vittoria.com/eu/​ https://www.mukjunkie.com​ https://feehilymx.co.uk/product-categ...