• CANE CREEK DB KITSUMA Air G2 Trunnion rear shock
  • CANE CREEK DB Kitsuma G2 shock adjustment dial
  • CANE CREEK DB Kitsuma G2 shock Climb Switch lever
  • Guide to choosing CANE CREEK shocks
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CANE CREEK

CANE CREEK DB KITSUMA Air G2 Trunnion shock

Manufacturer’s ref.: BCD2014
The CANE CREEK DB Kitsuma G2 Air Trunnion shock is a gravity-focused air shock for enduro and downhill bikes with 150 mm or more... Read more

Recommended price* : 849,99 €

764,90 €
764,90 €
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Highlights

  • Gravity-focused air shock (enduro, downhill)
  • Independent high- and low-speed compression and rebound
  • Four tool-free adjustment dials
  • Three-position Climb Switch: Open, Climb, Locked
  • Hand-assembled in the USA.

Description

The CANE CREEK DB Kitsuma G2 Air Trunnion shock is a gravity-focused air shock for enduro and downhill bikes with 150 mm or more of rear travel. Its twin-tube design features independent high- and low-speed compression and rebound circuits, adjustable by hand using four single-turn dials with laser-etched markings.

The three-position Climb Switch (Open, Climb, Locked) acts on compression and rebound together to eliminate pedal bob; the Locked position locks out the shock completely. Air volume can be reduced without tools to adjust progressivity.

It uses a Trunnion mount (from 185x50 to 225x75 mm). Hand-assembled and dyno-tested in Fletcher, North Carolina, it has a 9.5 mm shaft and a two-year warranty. Weight: approximately 585 g.

Technical information

Spring: air;
Shock: twin-tube, Motorex 4wt oil;
Adjustments: high- and low-speed compression and rebound, tool-free air volume adjustment;
Climb Switch: three positions (Open, Climb, Locked);
Shaft: 9.5 mm, solid steel;
Generation: G2;
Weight (manufacturer): approximately 585 g;
Warranty: two years;
Sizes: see variants;

Frequently asked questions

How do I choose the right shock size?

You need to match the eye-to-eye length and stroke specified for your frame (for example, 230 x 60 mm), as well as its mounting type (eyelets or Trunnion). Check these measurements on your current shock or with the frame manufacturer.

What is the three-position Climb Switch lever for?

It offers three modes: Open for descending, Climb for efficient climbing (it adjusts compression and rebound) and Locked which fully locks out the shock, for example when climbing on the road.

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Pricing information

*Supplier recommended retail price in October 2026