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X-Fusion H3C RCP Rear Shock
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X-Fusion's Lightweight H3C Coil Shock Reviewed (Product Review)

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The new H3C has been slimmed down everywhere possible. It also uses a lighter spring material which brings it closer to the weight of high-volume air shocks. With the weight in check, it comes down to cost and performance. Listen for a straight-shooter's perspective after three months of ride time. Could this shock make sense for your ride? H3C Coil Shock Highlights Built for all-mountain and enduro Metric and trunnion mount Sizes: 185×55/50mm, 205×65/60mm, 210×55/50mm and 230×65/60mm overall length x stroke Platform adjustment (3 clicks) Low-speed compression adjustment (16 clicks) Rebound...
Posted by TrailPeek on 3/3/2020 3:51pm
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X-Fusion Trace 36 HLR Fork
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Tested: X-Fusion's All-New Trace 36 HLR Fork (Product Review)

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Suspension manufacturer X-Fusion has quietly been reorganizing behind the scenes over the last 12 months, closing down their Santa Cruz based US headquarters, moving customer support to Reno, and building a new, dedicated factory in Taichung, Taiwan. The fork, shock, and adjustable seatpost company is transforming into a more vertically-integrated suspension manufacturer and looking to improve their product along the way. New manufacturing capabilities means new product, and X-Fusion recently came to market with the all-new Trace – a 36mm stanchion fork boasting up to 170mm of travel for 29...
Posted by jeff.brines on 12/14/2018 9:16pm
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X-Fusion Manic Seatpost
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First Ride: X-Fusion Manic Dropper Post (Product Review)

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X-Fusion has been playing the dropper post game for a bit, but its previous offerings failed to make much of an impression. Going back to the drawing board, X-Fusion sought to change all that with an affordable and easy to maintain post. Those are certainly traits we look for in a good dropper, so we put the Manic to the test to see how it measures up. X-Fusion Manic Highlights Stealth cable routing only Shifter style remote Double key-way design prevents lateral twisting Wide range of seatpost angle adjustment Two bolt style head Travel: 125mm/150mm Diameter: 30.9mm / 31.6mm Color: Black...
Posted by iceman2058 on 8/22/2017 9:48am
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X-Fusion Sweep Boost RCP Suspension Fork
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Tested: X-Fusion Sweep HLR (Product Review)

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by Kevin Shiramizu X-Fusion has been quietly making quality shocks and forks for several years now, and are often spec'd on budget-oriented bikes given their good value. The company has continued to take steps towards producing higher end parts, and the new Sweep fork is their latest development, incorporating a fresh "Roughcut HLR" damper. X-Fusion Sweep HLR Highlights Travel: 160mm (ITA 100-160mm) for 27.5" 34mm Stanchions Spring Type: Air Damping: "Roughcut HLR" cartridge damper with expansion bladder External Adjustments: Hi- and Lo-speed compression, rebound Axle: LockX 15mm Post Mount...
Posted by k.shiz on 4/1/2015 12:42pm
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