Sirris R38 2SC Rear Shock for Eride Pro SS 3.0

This Eride Pro SS 3.0 shock is the Sirris R38 2SC, sprung softer than the SR version at 80 and 90 N/mm. Plan on the Prickly R38 linkage, sold separately: the stock SS 3.0 linkage will not work with it.

Specs:

• 289 x 78mm (length x stroke) - sized for the Eride Pro SS 3.0.
• Piggyback reservoir, steel spring.
• 2SC two stage compression: independent high-speed and low-speed adjust - tune small chatter and big hits separately.
• Tool-free low-speed compression, 18 clicks; high-speed compression, 24 clicks (20mm hex); tool-free rebound, 24 clicks; spring preload adjust.
• 16mm hollow shaft, induction hardened steel with hard chrome, the same shaft as the larger Sirris R46 - moves a lot of oil through the main piston for full-size damping feel.
• 38mm CNC billet 6061 aluminum main piston, type 3 hard anodized.
• Seamless 6061 aluminum body and spring retainer, type 3 hard anodized, ACME thread.
• Chrome plated, teflon-lined spherical bearings top and bottom.
• HNBR seals; MCU bottom-out bumper.
• 3.3 lbs / 1.5kg without spring.
• Springs: Medium (140 to 180 lbs) 80 N/mm, Heavy (180 to 220 lbs) 90 N/mm.

Fits the Eride Pro SS 3.0:

• Eride Pro SS 3.0 (with Prickly R38 linkage)

Does NOT fit: Eride Pro SS 2.0

Required companion part: the Prickly R38 linkage (sold separately).

Sirris R38 Shock FAQ

Do I need a new linkage?

Yes. The R38 is longer than the stock shock, so it runs with the Prickly R38 linkage, sold separately. The stock linkage will not work.

Will the bike sit higher?

Yes. The R38 linkage raises the rear 25mm. Add the drop clamp on a Sirris F43 CMX fork to raise the front the same 25mm and keep the bike level.

Which spring do I pick?

Medium (80 N/mm) for 140 to 180 pounds and Heavy (90 N/mm) for 180 to 220 pounds, rider weight without gear. Sirris counts 15 pounds of gear into each range.

Is the SS 3.0 shock different from the SR shock?

Same 289 x 78mm R38 body, different springs. The SR runs 90 and 100 N/mm; the SS 3.0 runs 80 and 90 N/mm. Order the listing for your bike.

What does 2SC mean?

Two stage compression. High-speed and low-speed compression adjust independently, so you can soften small chatter without giving up support on big landings. Low-speed and rebound adjust by hand.

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