Deluxe Ultimate RCT Rear Shock - 190 x 45mm Linear Reb/LComp 380lb L/O Std C1 Salsa Horsethief 2019+

The RockShox Deluxe Ultimate RCT Rear Shock is designed for the latest lightweight and highly - capable trail bikes. It features a meticulously - crafted damper design with Low Speed Compression adjustment, offering optimal traction control. The new DebonAir+ air spring comes with two new air can options, allowing you to fine - tune the negative and positive air volume for a perfect fit on any bike. There's a castled bottom - out bumper to reduce harsh bottom - outs, enhancing grip, comfort, and control. With a wider range of rebound adjustment, it can accommodate more riders. The increased bushing overlap improves small bump performance and grip. The damper has separate and independent Open and Pedal pistons tuned precisely for your ride. Maxima Plush damping fluid reduces friction and noise. This shock is also e - bike approved. Technical specs include a 45mm stroke, a shock - mounted lockout switch, 12.7mm eyelet diameter, and multiple external adjustments such as rebound, high - speed and low - speed compression damping, and lockout threshold. The positive spring is air, and the eye - to - eye length is 190mm.

Using your RockShox Deluxe Ultimate RCT Rear Shock is easy. First, make sure it's properly installed on your Salsa Horsethief bike according to the manufacturer's instructions. Adjust the rebound damping, high - speed and low - speed compression damping, and lockout threshold to suit your riding style and the terrain. You can also use the new DebonAir+ air spring's options to fine - tune the air volume. When riding, enjoy the improved grip and comfort, especially on small bumps. As for maintenance, regularly check the shock for any signs of damage or leaks. Keep it clean and dry, and use a soft cloth to wipe it down after rides. Replace the Maxima Plush damping fluid as recommended by the manufacturer to keep the shock working smoothly. Be careful not to over - tighten any of the adjustment knobs, as this could damage the shock. If you're not sure about any adjustment or maintenance steps, consult a professional bike mechanic.