It's a sort of mash-up between the DPS above and the heavier hitting X2 below. The EVOL part stands for 'Extra VOLume' and indicates that it has a larger negative air spring than previous Float designs in order to make the initial part of the travel more linear.ĭeemed to be a lightweight trail shock, the DPX 2 Factory comes in two guises, one with a 3-position lever and one with a 2-position remote. The shocks get the brands EVOL air spring. This is Fox's air spring system used across the entire range. Alongside this, you can add or remove volume spacer tokens to further tune the feel of the shock and the bottom-out resistance. Behind this lever is a red rebound dial and of course, as this is an air shock, you can adjust air pressure too. All DPS shocks get a 3-position lever giving the rider the choice of Open, Medium and Firm compression sessions. All black with an adonised air sleeve they are available in imperial sizes only (that means none of that new metric stuff here). The Fox Float DPS Performance shocks are the first in the lineup of rear suspension components. If it's Fox forks that you really want to know about then click here. Either scroll away or hit the link below to jump directly to that shock. We run you through each of the models in the Fox rear suspension range so you know what bike the shock is for, which specs they come in and which one is best suited to your needs.
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