Fox Factory DHX2 w/ Climb Switch

New and revised in 2021, the DHX2 features an entirely updated chassis and damper, delivering enhanced tunability, smoother performance, and more progressivity than ever before.

 *Please Note: coil shocks and springs are sold separately.

Adjustments

• High Speed Compression - 8 clicks
• Low Speed Compression - 16 clicks
• High-Speed Rebound (w/VVC) - 8 clicks
• Low-speed Rebound - 16 clicks
• Coil Spring preload - (new detents on spring collar)

All Factory DHX2 Shocks

• Shaft coating: Chromoly - Ultra-low friction, highly durable damper shaft finish
• VVC Rebound: Yes
• Detents on spring collar: Yes

Specs and Family Features

• NEW chassis and damper
• NEW detents on spring collar to prevent loosening under light preload conditions
• NEW high-flow main piston
• NEW MCU bumper for increased end stroke progression and bottom out control
• NEW ultra-low friction, highly durable hard chrome damper shaft finish
• NEW improved high-speed rebound tunability via addition of VVC
• NEW improved bearing ratio for metric sizes
• NEW graphics
• Matching 8-click HSC and HSR on GRIP2 and X2 shocks
• Increased control and decreased harshness via linear damping
• Steel outer body and finned inner body for improved structural rigidity -and reduced hysteresis
• Independent firm circuit mode - firmer lockout than previous DHX2
• Reduced friction
• Reduced length reservoir for better fit on more frames

Here's a complete list of resources to help set up your brand new Fox DHX2:

• Wondering what size mounting hardware you might need? Or if you even need hardware at all? Check out our Complete Guide To Rear Shock Mounting Hardware to bolt the DHX2 to your frame!
• Need help setting up your fancy new DHX2? Check out our in depth suspension set up guide to get this shock dialed in.
• Coil spring sold separately, use our spring fitment guide to get the right one for your shock.
• Use our spring rate calculator to get the right weight spring for you, your bike, and your riding style.
• Need help figuring out which spring to get? Check out our SLS VS Steel Springs blog to see the weight differences between the two.