Sneak Peek: 2014 Cane Creek DBair CS Shock 12

bturman
7/9/2013 4:46pm

Vital MTB correspondent and product thrash tester Dave Trumpore spent the day ripping around Keystone on a brand new Cane Creek DBair CS shock. CS, short for Climb Switch, makes the DBair more capable than ever for the enduro and all-mountain scene by providing a quick and easy way of adjusting low-speed compression and low-speed rebound damping for climbs.

Stay tuned for our ride impressions and the full details in the coming days. Boosh!

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ashas
11 years ago
will there be a 216x54 (8.5"x2.125") version for my 2011 S-Works Enduro?
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charging_rhinos
11 years ago
breaks my heart that I bought a normal DBair a few months ago. Even though I am more than happy with my current shock, having a way to stiffen my Canfield up quickly would be so awesome. The sun would break forth, children would be singing, butterflies flapping in the meadow, and Canadians and Americans would finally be able to agree on how to spell the word colour/color.
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CaneCreek
11 years ago
Tracer29er- You are in luck- the shock will fit a Tracer 29 and you will be looking for the 200mm x 57mm shock.
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CaneCreek
11 years ago
Dirk77- Yes! You will be able to run this on your Covert. You will need the 215mm x 63mm shock.
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mrpowerjd
11 years ago
That will be the bomb. I have a DB air but I only use it for riding or racing where it's vastly downhill because the shock is super plush and to firm it up enough for efficient pedaling takes too much of the plushness away. This is on a Yeti SB95, FWIW.
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CaneCreek
11 years ago
bjenson- Thanks for your question. The DBAir-CS uses a shock mounted lever and for now there is no remote available.