There's a lot going on for BOS in the rear suspension department for 2016, in addition to the new Micro shock. First up is a new bar-mounted remote lever for the Kirk, shown here in prototype form. Switch the shock into a firmer setting by pressing it with your thumb, and gently tap it with the side of your finger to return to shred mode. The prototype remote works better than any other we've tried to date.
Don't worry, there will be a nice little cap on the cable end. Some bugger stole it from the display model. Also new is a black shaft, as well as hand-accessible damping adjustment knobs.
There's a new Void 2 air shock for 2016 as well. It features a larger volume air can and piggy back, plus improved high speed compression performance.
What's this? A Stoy 2? You bet. After gaining knowledge from the creation of the Void 2, BOS added some of the improvements to the Stoy coil shock. Thanks to a new piggyback, piston, and damping, it's now less harsh on high-speed impacts.
