Apparently they're running that 40% discount on both their inline shocks until they clear out their stock - air and coil. It actually makes it a pretty tough decision between $180 US for the full service vs. $310 US for an entire brand new shock (and you'd still have the first to sell or keep as back-up). These are the Black Friday problems that torment me...
Dec. 5, 2022, 6:36 a.m. - bishopsmike
Apparently they're running that 40% discount on both their inline shocks until they clear out their stock - air and coil. It actually makes it a pretty tough decision between $180 US for the full service vs. $310 US for an entire brand new shock (and you'd still have the first to sell or keep as back-up). These are the Black Friday problems that torment me...