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:

• Wonderingwhatsize mounting hardware you might need? Or ifyou 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.