amortisseur de 200 mm sur un stinky 2006

A la question de savoir s'il était possible de remplacer sur mon stinky dee lux 2005 l'amorto,un dhx 4.0,par un dhx air,voici la réponse de kona:Hi there, your question will be read by a real person. In the meantime this autoreply may help you out. If your question is clearly answered by this then we may not reply to your message. We won't answer your question if we think our answer might encourage you to damage your bike while attempting a repair. We've got no way to verify your skills from reading your message. We won't recommend a component that will damage your bike, or that we haven't tested here and found to be acceptable. OB bikes like Stinky's are OK to use a Dual Crown fork with. Big travel DH forks aren't ok. In a severe impact you can damage your frame. All the Dawgs and the Stinky 2-4's are NOT OK for Dual Crown forks. While the tubes may look the same on the outside, the ID is thinner. The bike weights and frame tube info are in the tech area of our website. It is our opinion that it is better to chose reliability over light weight. See your local dealer regarding scratch and dent bikes. All sales are final, and they'll be able to make sure you're on the right size if we have it. You can download our catalog from the website or get one from your local Kona dealer. You can also order one for the cost of shipping and handling from the front page of our website. We may ask for the bike shop's name and what city you're in. That's so we can help you quickly, not get you in trouble with the shop. If you need new frame decals take your serial number into the dealer and they can order them for you. We don't want to see any fake Kona bikes out there. On the bikes with 2 shock positions, the front shock mount gives a straight rate (feels the same through the travel), and the rear gives a rising rate (feels stiffer at the end of the travel). We can't tell you how well a tire will fit in your frame, you'll have to test fit it and insure the clearance is OK. If you aren't sure what model year bike you have we won't be able to give you sizing/geometry info. If you send the serial number, model and frame color we can usually figure it out. All Kona's use a 68mm BB shell with the exception of the 98 Misser frames and the Cowan DS. The axle length depends on what crank is used. Since spec can change unexpectedly we really don't like to recommend axle lengths, so double check the length with your dealer. Spec subject to change means that what's in the catalog or the website can differ from what's on the dealers floor. Happy trails, From the Tech Guys Me v'là bien avancé!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!