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DT Swiss HVR200 Stable Platform Shock
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RRP: £349.99
Year: 2005

Description: Stable platform meets fast threshold adjustability from Hydraulic Valve Regulation method, a DT exclusive Still sub-200g in a standard 165mm length! Simple internals Weight: 222mm 236g, 200mm 219g, 190mm 208g, 165mm 192g Stroke: 222mm 63.6mm, 200mm 50mm, 190mm 50mm, 165mm 37.5mm Adjustable stable platform, adjustable rebound Large air chamber diameter = Optimized spring rate Longer stroke than 210L = More travel Elastomer negative spring Ball bearing rotational eyelets Retrofitable with remote control (to follow)

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DT Swiss HVR200 shock anyone?
By Higgo
Topic: Kit forum		15176
09/08/05 12:11
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