MOTOWOZ XC Piggyback ATV Shocks:
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Purpose-Built for Cross-Country Racing
Introduced in late 2009, the MOTOWOZ XC Piggyback shock was designed specifically to meet the demands of cross-country ATV racers. -
Tucked-In Piggyback Reservoir Design
Introduced in late 2009, the MOTOWOZ XC Piggyback shock was designed specifically to meet the demands of cross-country ATV racers by featuring a compact reservoir positioned closer to the shock body to prevent contact with the backside of the ball joint area during shock decompression, without reducing reservoir size or performance. -
Improved Clearance & Protection
Ideal for cross-country A-arms with caster adjustment mechanisms, reducing the risk of interference commonly seen with remote reservoir designs. -
Adjustable Spring Progression (ASP)
Provides virtually unlimited tuning possibilities for off road racing by allowing precise control over spring engagement points. -
Triple-Rate XC Spring Package
Specifically calibrated for cross country applications to deliver optimal performance across varied terrain. -
Compression & Rebound Adjustability
External compression and rebound adjusters make meaningful internal changes by controlling oil flow throughout the shock’s travel. -
Velocity-Sensitive Adjusters
Compression and rebound adjusters work in conjunction with relief valves, making them velocity sensitive for enhanced control and consistency. -
Spring Adjustability
Spring progression, compression, and rebound adjustments can all be made with the shocks mounted on the ATV, saving time and effort. -
Precision Machined Shock Bodies
Constructed from honed hydraulic cylinder tubing, CNC machined, polished, and plated for a premium appearance and durable finish. -
Signature MOTOWOZ Construction
Includes Stub Acme threads, aircraft-grade billet aluminum components, a 5/8-inch oversized shaft that is precision ground and hard chromed, triple-seal configuration, high-grade shock oil, Velocity Sensitive Valving (VSV), hard-anodized aluminum piston, and precision-stamped valve discs.
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