Eurobike 2017 News

Highlights from EUROBIKE 2017 – Part 3

04.09.2017
by ENDURO Team
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Update: BOS Void2

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DH Performance, and with a new platform switch the Void2 is aggressive trail bike ready too.

The BOS Void2 has some impressive credentials, the only air shock to win a WC DH it packs a serious punch, and weighing just 450 g it’s not to heavy for trail and enduro use too. Noticing this demand from riders who like to climb but still expect the best performance on the way down, BOS have fitted a ‘platform lever’ to allow quick addition of damping for maximum climbing efficiency. The Void2 features identical internals to the previous shock, with the low preload air spring and high volume body, and the shock benefits from the same adjustable progressivity and sensitivity with 24 clicks of low and high speed compression adjustment. Packing DH performance into a trail friendly package, the price of the BOS Void2 is still TBA, but do not expect it to be cheap.

For more information head to bos-engineering.com

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The new ‘platform lever’ allows quick adjustment of the damping for more efficient climbing.

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  2. MRP
  3. Syntace
  4. DMR
  5. BOS
  6. Deuter
  7. Shimano
  8. MAGURA
  9. Five Ten
  10. Topeak
  11. ION
  12. Dainese
  13. O’Neal

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