What is the difference between shock absorbers with and without gas reservoirs?

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KadenLee
07/30/25 5:15am
There is basically no difference. The height of a motorcycle's shock absorber can be adjusted. When carrying heavy loads, you can appropriately raise the shock absorber spring. Below is relevant information: Shock Absorber Replacement: Generally, motorcycle manuals recommend replacing the shock absorber oil every 3,000 to 6,000 kilometers, but in practical use, this is not necessary. For domestic motorcycles, they are usually replaced when oil leakage occurs, along with the shock absorber oil seal. Daily Maintenance: Pay attention to regular cleaning and dust removal for the shock absorbers to minimize the causes of oil leakage. Especially for shock absorbers with structures like the RX125 model, where the working stroke section is mostly exposed and directly contacts dust, it is very necessary to effectively remove dust from the working stroke section with a soft cloth before each ride.
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