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A motorcycle rear shock absorber is a device that absorbs vibrations and shocks caused by road irregularities when riding a motorcycle.
It is usually located at the rear of the motorcycle, between the frame and the rear wheel, and works by compressing and decompressing a fluid, such as oil or air, to absorb the wheel's movements.
High-quality rear shocks can significantly improve a motorcycle's stability and ride comfort.
There are several reasons why you might want to change the motorcycle shock absorber on your motorcycle:
It is important to note that it is always best to consult a professional mechanic to check the condition of your shocks and advise you on the best option for your bike. There are also reconditioning solutions available, mainly on higher end models.
There are two main types of shock absorbers for motorcycles: spring-loaded shock absorbers and gas-loaded shock absorbers.
There are also semi-active and active motorcycle shock absorbers, which use sensors and algorithms to automatically adjust for driving conditions.
These shocks are typically used on high-end and sport bikes.