Crafting motorcycle rear shock absorbers is a meticulous process that requires precision at every stage. From selecting high-strength materials to the final assembly, each step is designed to ...

No need to take apart existing strut assembly, no need to compress coil springs, and no specialized tools are needed. The bare struts - shock absorbers improve steering and handling, braking ...

On many vehicles with strut-type suspension designs, the front struts (which include the springs and shock absorbers ... parts come as a complete assembly with struts, springs, bearing plates ...

Cars with worn-out shock absorbers illustrate what the devices are meant to do, because they tend to bounce continuously. Worn-out shocks compromise a car’s roadholding and braking. The bounce ...

In mechanics’ parlance, this means that the dampers (colloquially known as shock absorbers) have reached their end of life. They usually have a service life of between 80,000km and 100,000km.