Stay grounded
when it counts.
The Lainer Stopper Rebound controls the last part of your shock's extension stroke. Less kick, less rear-wheel lift, and a chassis that stays settled through braking bumps, descents and hard landings.
Where does the energy go at full extension?
Into the chassis
When the shock tops out on rebound, that energy has nowhere to go. It transfers through the upper shock mount and pulls on the frame, pitching the rear end and upsetting the bike's balance.
Into the elastomer
A high-performance elastomer installed at the linkage shock bolt absorbs the final extension stroke. Swingarm movement stays smooth, the rear wheel stays planted, and stress on the frame drops.
What you feel on the bike
Controlled shock extension
Smooths out full shock rebound to prevent harsh swingarm movement, keeping the rear wheel connected to the ground.
Improved stability
Maintains control during steep descents, aggressive braking, and hard landings.
All-terrain performance
Controls rebound forces for better transitions on rhythm sections, rollers, off-camber turns, or rugged trails.
Built to last
A specially formulated elastomer that handles extreme conditions while delivering consistent performance.
Pick your bike
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Not sure it's right for your setup?
Book a suspension consultation. We'll look at your bike, weight and riding and tell you what will make the biggest difference.