Featuring a Twin-Tube damper design, the DBair IL offers an unparalleled range of adjustability through external adjusters that independently control each phase of damping without crossover effects. High and low speed compression, and high and low speed rebound are independently adjusted. Compared to other shocks in its class, Cane Creek inline shocks use significantly more oil in the damper; 40-50% more oil. On the trail, this routing of oil translates into less fade, more control, and greater consistency.

Suspension is all about control and Cane Creek's DBcoil Damper has it. This rear damper is loaded with the adjustability you need to tailor rear suspension characteristics to your riding style, bike, and local trails. An extensive tuning range includes high- and low-speed compression and high- and low-speed rebound. Where does the Double Barrel name come from? Cane Creek's Double Barrel technology circulates oil continuously through the valving to achieve highly controllable, independent damping for both compression and rebound strokes so the shock retains its plushness and sensitivity from the top to the bottom of the trail, no matter how long the descent.