RockShox Monarch RT3 Rear Shock 7.50"x2.00" (190x51) DebonAir TuneMidReb/MidComp, Soft Pedal Tune, 320 Lockout Force

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Sku: 00.4118.124.002

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Featuring silky smooth travel in a new lightweight design, Monarch floats through bumps even better than before, turning rugged trails into tire-gripping velvet. The chassis is lean while maintaining the durability and adjustability needed to bite off huge chunks of burly trail action and epic cross country. Combining a redesigned Solo Air spring with updated damping controls, Monarch has the perfect balance of bump performance and efficiency.

Mount hardware sold separately (2 sets required per shock)
RT3 shocks feature hydraulic damping with Internal Floating Piston (IFP), external rebound, and 3 position Floodgate switch
Intended Use: XC, Trail
Rapid Recovery allows the shock to recovery faster between consecutive bumps, letting the wheel track the ground with greater precision
Fast Black coating on the damper body provides improved durability and decreased friction
Mount hardware sold separately (2 sets required per shock)

Item Specifications
Weight	215
Eye to eye length	7.5
Stroke	2
External Adjustments	High Speed Compression Damping
External Adjustments	Lockout Threshold
External Adjustments	Rebound Damping
Eye to eye length (mm)	190
Positive Spring	Air
Eyelet Diameter (mm)	12.7
Stroke (mm)	51
Lockout Switch	Shock Mounted Switch

Monarch RT3 debonair

I had the monarch R and upgraded to the RT3 and I was amazed how much more control I had over the bike. New to this and it makes sense considering a majority of the time my weight is in the rear. I totally recommend the RT3 by Rockshox. Pro Bike Supply is the way to go and the who to get it from also! These guys are top notch when it comes to customer service.

awesome upgrade

Easy to install yourself, I just ride trails and the stock shock on a new bike was too weak, had to charge at or above max pressure (275 psi max) to work for me. The Rock Shock is a max of 350 psi, I feel supported without being at risk of failure