Cane Creek Rear Shock
4 models, 64 verified variants. Only rows checked against Cane Creek’s own page are listed.
A value shown as a set or a range differs between this model’s variants and is never one variant’s spec. A cell marked not stated is a field the maker does not publish, so nothing here checks it.
| Model | Variants | Eye | Stroke | Mount | Spring | Price (MSRP) |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Cane Creek Air IL | 12 | Eye-to-eye 165 mm (on 3 of 12 variants); Eye-to-eye 185 mm (on 3 of 12 variants); Eye-to-eye 190 mm (on 3 of 12 variants); Eye-to-eye 210 mm (on 3 of 12 variants) | Ranges from 40 mm to 55 mm (6 distinct values, across 12 of 12 variants) | Standard eyelet (on 7 of 12 variants); Trunnion (on 5 of 12 variants) | air spring | $599.99 |
| Cane Creek Coil IL | 12 | Eye-to-eye 165 mm (on 3 of 12 variants); Eye-to-eye 185 mm (on 3 of 12 variants); Eye-to-eye 190 mm (on 3 of 12 variants); Eye-to-eye 210 mm (on 3 of 12 variants) | Ranges from 40 mm to 55 mm (6 distinct values, across 12 of 12 variants) | Standard eyelet (on 6 of 12 variants); Trunnion (on 6 of 12 variants) | coil spring | $549.99 |
| Cane Creek Kitsuma | 28 | Ranges from Eye-to-eye 185 mm to Eye-to-eye 250 mm (6 distinct values, across 28 of 28 variants) | Ranges from 47.5 mm to 75 mm (12 distinct values, across 28 of 28 variants) | Standard eyelet (on 15 of 28 variants); Trunnion (on 13 of 28 variants) | coil spring (on 16 of 28 variants); air spring (on 12 of 28 variants) | $449.99 to $699.99 |
| Cane Creek Tigon | 12 | Eye-to-eye 185 mm (on 3 of 12 variants); Eye-to-eye 205 mm (on 3 of 12 variants); Eye-to-eye 210 mm (on 3 of 12 variants); Eye-to-eye 230 mm (on 3 of 12 variants) | Ranges from 50 mm to 65 mm (6 distinct values, across 12 of 12 variants) | Standard eyelet (on 6 of 12 variants); Trunnion (on 6 of 12 variants) | coil spring | $699.99 |
Source for every row: Cane Creek’s own product pages, last checked on 2026-07-13.
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