Spring time is in full swing here at ProCycle. With these busy days please be sure to let us know if your order is time sensitive. We try to do as much as we can to accommodate your upcoming trip.
Disclaimer: Lowering the front and/or rear of your motorcycle will change the geometry and may affect the handling, use caution after making changes/adjustments.
Lowers the rear suspension 1.5 inches. Precision machined from billet aluminum and gold anodized.
Honda XR650L rear shock upgrade. The experts at Cogent Dynamics know suspension! A proven performance rear shock for your XR650L for use under the most demanding conditions and on the roughest terrain worldwide.
Damping rates optimized to your specific needs, giving you the best ride comfort, traction and control. Frequency and velocity sensing valving works great over wide ranging conditions. Low internal friction. All CNC machined components for top quality and performance. Compact and rigid design with internal separator piston. Adjustable for spring preload and rebound damping. Fully serviceable shock is designed for the long haul.
*Spring color may vary due to specification requirement and availability.
| Standard Spring | 10.71 kg/mm |
| Heavy Duty Spring | 12.50 kg/mm |
| Low Shock | 1.5 inches lower |
Cogent Dynamics builds a fully custom suspension component, just for you. To best meet your needs, please spend a few moments providing us with your riding style (off-road / adventure, or street / commuting) and your approximate weight with gear and luggage in the comments during checkout. The information you provide helps them setup your suspension to most closely meet your needs.
The Cogent Dynamics DDC valves are the most cost-effective upgrade you can make to your motorcycle’s forks. Unique and the first of its kind, a DDC kit is available to upgrade many motorcycles that are originally equipped with simple damper rod type forks as front suspension.
We do recommend stiffer than stock front springs to bring the full potential of the DDCs out. Up to about 200 pounds (rider with gear on) we recommend the .85 kg/mm springs. If you are above 200 pounds (rider with gear on) you should probably go with the 1.0 kg/mm springs.
