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Tested against a few other shocks for a new bike and this one came in second, so I’m letting it go. Selling without coil or hardware, but can add the 400# coil for $50 more. FROM Cane Creek: Tigon is an entirely new DB Twin Tube shock that combines the sensitivity of a coil shock with the tunable support of an air spring – to fuel your most creative and playful riding yet. Tigon tracks the ground and grips like a coil shock, but thanks to our new patent-pending RAMP Tube Technology it also offers the mid-stroke and bottom out support that is often required from an air shock. Both of these benefits are now delivered in an entirely new layout that better withstands side-loading and buckling forces that can harm traditional coil shocks. Want sensitivity and grip? Tigon delivers. Want more support? Just add air! Tigon’s RAMP Tube is a small air spring that works in conjunction with its main coil spring to control the shock’s progression. With this added feature, a rider will still rely on the main coil to support their body weight while setting sag – but can easily add up to 35% progression relative to a traditional coil shock. These adjustments are made using a basic shock pump. Highlights: Coil sensitivity with air support Main coil spring allows Tigon to offer incredible grip and ground-tracking sensitivity RAMP Tube Technology allows riders to add 20-35% more progression than typical coil shocks (30psi max) Significantly increased strength due to the bracing provided by RAMP Tube

SwitchGrade Saddle Angle Adjuster Type 4 (BikeYoke, Manitou Jack; pretty much only these two kinds of droppers) Saddle angle adjuster from -10°, 0°, +12°. Really found this useful for the climb position on steep roads. Hardly used the plus degrees for descents, but supposedly acts as if to increase dropper length a little bit. Would also trade for a SwitchGrade Type 1. Buyer pays for shipping.