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DVO SUSPENSION

DVO Suspension, founded in 2012, have quickly made an impact on the MTB scene. With over 80 years of combined experience from the get go and a ‘Built by riders, for riders’ attitude they quickly gained the respect of riders world wide. With a fresh approach and innovative technologies across their product range the performance is second to none. This is confirmed by the many reviews available on the DVO range. Combine this outstanding performance with great after sale support and it’s easy to see why our customers are so happy on DVO.

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CANE CREEK

Cane Creek are a long term performer in the bike industry and their suspension components are no exception. All Cane Creek suspension products are assembled in the USA and individually tested before sale. The rear shocks feature the infamous ‘double barrel’ technology providing a great supple feel. This combined with a wide range of external adjustments, these shocks perform at a very high level and are exceptionally versatile. The ‘Helm’ enduro fork is another great Cane Creek product with an abundance of innovative features. Available in both air and coil the fork is turning heads and impressing those riders who are lucky enough to feel a set.

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FOX RACING SHOX

With over four decades of suspension manufacturing experience FOX continue to lead the mountain bike suspension market offering high-performance racing shocks. Topping the podium in nearly every discipline of the sport and with multiple World Championship wins under its belt, FOX is trusted by riders when the conditions get rough.

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ROCKSHOX

RockShox, a brand of the SRAM family, offers riders of all disciplines, from entry-level to expert level, the best riding experience by manufacturing outstanding mountain bike suspension forks, rear shocks, height adjustable seat posts and accessories. Many riders know RockShox as one of the largest and most important manufacturers of suspension forks, rear shocks and accessories, but did you know that it all started in a small garage? Over 25 years ago, Paul Turner, the founder of RockShox.