Reservoir Bladders

Shock Reservoir Bladders are common on dirt and street motorcycles and ATVs. They have either integral reservoirs built into the body or external remote reservoirs attached with a hose.These shocks use either a bladder or a floating piston to separate the oil and nitrogen in the reservoir.

These types of shock absorbers sometimes have an internal floating piston that separates the oil and nitrogen - but much more commonly - a rubber bladder reservoir that holds the gas separately. This super heavy duty little balloon is less prone to leaking than the seals of a separating piston。

Key Features

• Ensures separation of oil and gas to avoid foaming

• Actively prevents cavitation which enhances overall shock performance

• Delivers consistent damping for optimal traction and control

• Contributes to an extended lifespan of the shock Absorber

Material: HNBR,NBR