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SRAM DebonAir shocks


RockShcx's Monarch and Monarch Plus rear shocks get a new high-volume DebonAir air can designed to give a more linear feel and improved small-bump sensitivity.

The volume of both the positive and negative air chambers is increased with the additional negative volume being housed in the new air sleeve itself. DebonAir will come as standard on the 2015 Monarch RT3 (410$) and Monarch Plus RСЗ (560$) Upgrade kits will be available for 2014 shocks and the 2013 Monarch RT3. and will set you back 130$.

PRICE 560$ (RСЗ), 410$ (RT3)









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