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Really, not debate able not even remotely.
The premiums are better than the old air shocks. Not a very high bar to begin with though.
For the price of a used set in good shape, its better than stock air.
But there is no less than a dozen aftermarket companies that are better, from Progressive to Ohlins and plenty in between.
As far as front . Lots of good options as well. As soon as you improve the rear ride, youll note how bad the front is.
Im not even sure the premiums are that much better than the air shocks, maybe a little. Put Bitubo adjustables on (I think around $600) and now Im trying to decide what to do with the front. Like dajogejr said, really shows you how bad the forks are.
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