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Fox 15-24 Indian Scout STD (11.66 - 1.91) 1.459 - QS3/QSR

SKU: FOX897-25-317
Barcode: 692878900102

$1,600.42

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Fox 15-24 Indian Scout STD (11.66 - 1.91) 1.459 - QS3/QSR

$1,600.42

$1,600.42

Tech Specs

Brand
FOX Powersports
SKU
FOX897-25-317
Manufacturer part number
897-25-317
Category
Suspension › Shocks and Struts
Shipping weight
10.7 lb
Availability
Stocked
EPA
N/A
Experience the ultimate fusion of classic style and modern performance with the FOX Performance Series QS3/QSR shocks, engineered specifically for your bike. These high-performance shocks feature a 6061-T6 aluminum type III hard-anodized body, providing superior cooling and exceptional durability for long-distance cruising. With an extended length of 11.66 inches and a travel of 1.91 inches, this kit utilizes the innovative QS3 (Quick Switch 3-position) compression adjuster and a dedicated QSR (Quick Switch Rebound) adjuster to allow for rapid, tool-free tuning of your ride quality. Whether you are looking for a plush, comfortable tour or a firm, aggressive response through the corners, these nitrogen-charged shocks deliver consistent, fade-free damping that transforms the handling of your ride.

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