The new Float is aimed a trail bikes where space is at a premium, but descending performance is still a priority.

Trickle-down tech from the Float X is now found in Fox's trail and XC shocks.

Trek's Thru Shaft shocks are a new spin on a concept that was first tried over twenty years ago. How does their version work out on the trail?

The Float X2 has already been successful out on the race track, but how does it perform in the real world?

We test FOX's brand new Float DPS shock back-to-back against last year's Float CTD to find out if the gains are worthwhile.

Fox's mechanical handlebar-remote-control shock has been in service for over a year. Is it the right tool for the trail, or wasted space on the handlebar?

The industry's top trail shock confidently extends its lead into the foreseeable future.

Fox Racing Shox is a big name when it comes to any form of suspension damping. Fox has recently re-done their drop out system, their FIT Damper, and their overall fork design to not only lighten up the complete system, but make it stiffer, and more functional than before. As well we will look at the new addition of the Boost Valve technology to the Float RP23 shock series.

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