DLC/Kashima/Hard Anodize/Powdercoat
Coatings are a great way to upgrade the performance of your suspension, or get that factory look that you’re looking for. Below you’ll find all of the best coating options for setting your bike apart from the others on the track, and in the pits.
DLC Coating
Kashima Coating
DLC, stands for Diamond Like Coating. The coating itself is much harder than chrome and self lubricating. These properties make it a great application for your lower fork tubes and shock rod. Cutting down on the friction allows your suspension to move much easier, which allows for a plusher feel on bumps on tracks and trails. The eye catching black finish is just another added perk.
Lower Fork Tubes - $500 (Before Tax and Shipping) •Shock Rod - $200 (Before Tax and Shipping)
Kashima Coat is a proprietary hard anodizing process process invented by the Miyaki Company og Japan. Lubricating molybdenum disulfide is deposited via electrical induction into the billions of micro-pores on the surface of hard-anodized aluminium for better lubrication and less abrasion and wear.
Kashima Coat can be added to your Upper Fork Tubes and shock body. It will give you a much plusher feel, especially when added in addition to DLC coating.
Upper Fork Tubes - $500 (Before Tax and Shipping) •Shock Body - $400 (Before Tax and
Shipping)
Hard Anodize
Powder Coat
Hard Anodize is perfect for if you're looking for aesthetics rather than performance. We offer a wide variety of colors, and even options for polishing parts before coating for vibrant candy paint look. Hard Anodize is available for Upper Fork Tubes, Shock Bodies and any other aluminum part that is visible on your suspension.
Fork Tubes - Starting at $325.00
Shock Bodies - Starting at $175.00
Misc. Parts - Contact for Quote
We offer powdercoating for Shock Springs and other Misc. parts. We have a ton of different colors available.
Spring Single Stage Color: $60.00
Spring Multi Stage Color: $80.00
Misc. Parts: Contact for Quote