NitroShox is a small UK-based company with a different take on suspension design. This shock uses a nitrogen-filled shock similar to the struts used in military and aviation applications. It’s firm until it encounters impacts of a certain velocityJosh Patterson / Immediate Media
The only adjustment on NitroShox is a dial to adjust the spring rateJosh Patterson / Immediate Media
The company also plans to offer an inline versionJosh Patterson / Immediate Media
Manitou’s extremely refreshing Markhor fork is designed to keep older bikes on the trailRussell Eich / Immediate Media
The Markhor is available with a straight steerer, 9mm or 15mm Boost dropouts, and fits 26″, 27.5″ and 29″ wheels. Oh, it also starts at only $250Russell Eich / Immediate Media
RockShox’ big three single crown forks received new graphicsRussell Eich / Immediate Media
Black and white goes with everythingRussell Eich / Immediate Media
Factory-sponsored riders get special damping tunes and fresh forks before each eventRussell Eich / Immediate Media