Shocks

Mountain bike frame shocks are of utmost importance in mountain biking.  Mountain Bikes may utilize both front and rear shocks.  The front shock is also called a fork and connects the head tube with the front wheel.  This will provide absorption for any foreign obstacles rolled over by the front wheel of the bike.  Of course, consequently, the rear shocks will provide absorption for the rear wheel of the bike.  

	Progressive 5th Element Shock $31.00 (2 Bids) Time Left: 5h 52m
	Fox Vanilla R Rear Shock with Pro Pedal $20.00 (1 Bids) Time Left: 6h 1m
	Planet Bike Shockmate Shock Pump Fork Mate $25.87 $28.87 Time Left: 6h 36m
	Metal Spring Bumper Shock Absorber for Mountain Bicycle $16.16 Time Left: 6h 45m
	X-fusion E1 RL shock 7.25x2.0 $35.00 (0 Bids) Time Left: 7h 15m
	Repair Part C247081500N Suspension Bicycle Bumper Spring Shock Absorber $16.60 Time Left: 9h 1m
	Fox Float RP23 Rear Suspension Shock 8.5x2.5 216x63 $379.95 Time Left: 9h 44m
	Manitou Titanium Rear Shock Coil 3.50 x 400 7.5-in $79.93 Time Left: 10h 43m
	Fox DHX RC4 7.875 X 2.25 Coil Rear Shock 2011 **NO RESERVE** **NEW** $335.00 (25 Bids) Time Left: 12h 53m
	Fox RP23 Float Air 7.875 x 2.25 Rear Shock RP 23 2011 *NEW**NO RESERVE** $107.50 (16 Bids) Time Left: 12h 54m
	Fox DHX AIR 5.0 7.875 X 2.25 Rear Shock 2011 **NO RESERVE** **NEW** $335.00 (28 Bids) Time Left: 13h 1m
	Fox RP23 Float Air 7.25 x 1.5 Rear Shock RP 23 2011 *NEW**NO RESERVE** $52.00 (13 Bids) Time Left: 13h 10m

There are two main types of Mountain Bike shocks.  You will either have the air or coil shocks.  The coil shocks use a steel or titanium coil spring that is used to absorb the impact and the air shocks will simply use air for the absorption.