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  • what shock for an alpine 160?
  • shreck
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    whick shock would be best for an alpine 160 please?

    carlphillips
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    Deuller on my mates old alpine was good.
    Ccdb or ccdb air would be good too

    LoCo
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    DSP dueler ( obvs 😉 )Monarch plus if you like to set it and ride or CCDB if you don’t mind fiddling with settings.

    carlphillips
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    I need to sort my spelling out 😳 dueler I meant!

    wrightyson
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    I rode inners uplift approximately 3 yrs ago with a group from Halifax. One of whom was the factory manager from orange. He had the latest alpine (prototype or whatever you’d call it) for that day and it had a cane creek double barrel on it and I think he swore by it. All a bit pie in the sky but he was quick!

    pbooker1995
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    Running a CCDB and it is the best shock I’ve ever used!

    element
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    I’ve just changed from a rp23 factory to CCDB air cs totally changed my alpine best upgrade I’ve bought for years.

    maxtorque
    Full Member

    DBair vote here too!

    shreck
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    how do you do links sorry

    element
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    Hey you need a 215 x 63mm shock I’ve got the xv can on mine with 8 x 22 mount kits.

    waldo1
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    +1 for the ccdb. I had one on mine a few years ago. it was great fun, a bit weighty but worked well.

    Northwind
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    CCDB for going down. RP23 for everything else. Change at the top 🙂

    (CCDB really is superb but there’s a tradeoff for everything that isn’t hard use. Unless you dial in a really damped setup at which point, why bother? Alpine can be an allrounder or it can be a bomber so really up to you.)

    21dwb
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    I’ve just gone from CCDB coil to the new Fox Float X; although i have not tried it on anything to severe so far i’m more than happy with it. Plus it’s about 0.65kg lighter.

    crashtestmonkey
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    CCDB coil is sublime.
    Ti spring dropped an alarming amount of weight. They crop up regularly on classifieds, I didnt pay eye watering rrp, and you’ll get back what you paid for it if you ever sell it on (same goes for a used CCDB).
    215×63 aka 8.5×2.5 is the length you want.
    If I ever replace my Alpine (cant see it happening) I’ll be keeping the CCDB.

    zero-cool
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    Just had my RP23 fitted with the PUSH internals and then a few other little mods by TF Tuned (Mr Flooks himself was suggested a few things while he worked on it) and I’m happy to say it works great. A service be custom tune worked out a lot less than getting a new shock

    shreck
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    Thanks people so the one on eBay will fit?

    crashtestmonkey
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    Yes its the right length and stroke.

    Purchase justification is you’ll see more of your money back if you end up selling it compared to a PUSH tune/service which won’t really add value. It’s a popular size which plenty of bikes use.

    edd
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    chaz
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    CCDB coil is ace, Tispring a must. thinking of selling mine if your interested with tispring too much for my style of riding 216×63/8.5×2.5 looking for 220 or200 with normal spring email me for more

    hora
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    OP I have a DSP Dueller. I’d do it for 150 b/transfer. More for PPal

    http://singletrackworld.com/forum/topic/fs-dsp-dueller-rear-shock-with-ti-coil?replies=6#post-5416187

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