Stadium has been custom building shocks since 1983. With years of experience going into every shock setup, a Stadium shock is guaranteed to deliver the performance that you require. Stadium shocks are the most adjustable shock in the industry and have compression and rebound adjustments that actually work.
Since its beginnings, STADIUM has specialized in all the fields related to suspensions for motocross, road bikes, snowmobiles and ATV's. STADIUM was founded in Europe in 1983 and has become a leader in the suspension industry. In 2000, STADIUM extended its market to North America (Canada) and is now starting to make its way into the US industry.
These shocks are getting great reviews by customers who have purchased them.
Stadium shock features:
PLEASE NOTE: Shocks are built to the customers specifications. Please allow 2-5 weeks for delivery. Most orders will ship sooner but it depends on how busy the manufacturer is at the time of the order.
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A-arm Width
There are many different options available when ordering shocks. Things like compression adjustments, reservoirs, long travel, etc.
Reservoirs - Remote and Piggyback reservoirs are both used and designed to help cool the shock fluid during extreme conditions. Piggyback reservoirs are attached to the shocks and remote reservoirs are connected to the shock via a hose. Remote reservoirs are designed to mount on the frame. Some use the remote reservoirs because they may not have room for the piggyback reservoirs.
Compression Adjustment - Adjusting the compression of the shock determines how fast the shock "compresses" together. This adjustment should be made according to the type of riding you plan on doing.
Long Travel - This type of suspension allows an ATV to increase the amount of wheel travel by installing a shock with more travel. The benefits are more wheel travel, more vehicle control and a better ride. **NOTE: This requires Long Travel A-arms to be installed.
Zero Preload - The weight of the bike and rider does not preload (compress) the main shock spring at all. The preload spring (smaller spring) should be preloaded by the weight of the bike and the rider (at rest). This allows the bike to sit lower (lower center of gravity), handle better, better traction, better braking and provides a softer ride. A suspension like this allows the tires to stay in contact with the ground even through rough terrain. Rather than the bike and the ride absorbing the shock of the terrain, the suspension is designed to absorb it.
The following upgrades are available for these shocks.
Here are a few other items to consider while upgrading to the Stadium Front Shocks.
These Stadium Front Shocks may also be available for the following quads: ATK450, Can-Am DS450, Bombardier DS650, Honda 300EX, Honda 400EX, Honda TRX450R, Kawasaki KFX450R, Kawasaki KFX400, Suzuki LTZ400, Suzuki LT-R450, Predator 500, Yamaha Banshee, Yamaha Blaster, Yamaha Raptor 350, Yamaha Raptor 660, Yamaha Raptor 700, Yamaha YFZ450.