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  1. 08-02-2020, 06:24 PM #17
    hunt08
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    Irs is more stable when just your self but as soon as you put a uneven load on the bike the solid real axial would be better & with irs you can travel over rough county faster but when traveling faster can mack it a lot easyer to loose control I would only buy a solid real axial bike my self it dosing matter to me if it 1 or 2 rear shocks
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