EVO Oregon

06/05/2026

Congrats to for his podium finish at the China Hat ISDE race.

05/06/2026

Clean up mild rust or corrosion on your fork tubes and save your seals. Just a flat file and some steel wool will work some quick magic.

04/29/2026

Want to make your fork seals last longer and save you money??? Don’t be this guy….

03/23/2026

Don’t believe our slick sales pitch? Well then hear a real world review one of our customers did on our CF Moto Ibex450/450MT upgrades.

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03/18/2026

Figuring out the secret blend of herbs and spices that make the the ultimate adventure bike! We tweaked the stock valving and fitted an preload adjuster, and outfitted it with seals and bushings.

03/05/2026

More worn shock body replacement today. This time to the rescue with their coated replacement bodies. Cheaper and slicker than OEM.

03/03/2026

Shock body wear is a real thing, especially on these big adventure bikes. Keep up on service to prevent wear of expensive OEM parts.

02/26/2026

A little before and after of a Husky 501 we set up a few years back. Ready for good service before an upcoming Baja trip. New seals, bushings, cleanup and checked for any abnormal wear or damaged shims. Just the basics, but the basics are the most important things to do.

02/24/2026

New product alert!! Fork springs for the new Suzuki DRZ4S! Not many options out there if you’re above stock weight so we had them made. Order now through our website!

02/06/2026

Why does my rebound adjuster have "Hard and Soft" written on it as opposed to "Fast and Slow"?
Well, believe it or not, your rebound adjuster generally has a far greater effect on compression than it does on rebound.
Most rebound bypass circuits receive flow in both directions, comp / rebound.
Due to the fact that we see far greater wheel reaction speeds on compression than we ever see on rebound, along with the fact that "Damping" is "Velocity Sensitive".....
our adjuster influence favours the compression stroke.
So, if you are going to make a rebound adjustment just keep in mind that you may indeed be making your bike "Harder or Softer" and need to compensate with a small tweak on the comp adjuster as well.