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A shock dyno is a testing machine used to measure the damping force of a suspension system at different speeds. In motorsport and suspension workshops, riders and tuners often struggle to communicate subjective “feel.” A shock dyno bridges this gap by providing measurable, repeatable data that both the rider and tuner can use to make informed decisions.

In this video, we explain what a shock dyno is, how it works, and why it’s essential for anyone working with mountain bikes, motorcycles, or race cars.

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00:00 Intro
00:23 What does Shock Dyno do?
00:38 What is Shock Dyno?
01:03 Adapters for Shock Dynos
01:15 Shock Dyno software
01:34 Conclusion

Suspensions are one of the most important components in the motorsport industry.
However, the suspension industry is cursed with the very thing that makes suspension so good — what the rider feels.

It can be difficult to describe subjective sensations of control and balance of your mountain bike, motorcycle, or car, and translate them into a language a tuner would easily understand.

This is where shock dynos help bridge what the rider is feeling and what the tuner understands. With data, both can examine the same information and draw specific conclusions, enabling the tuner to make informed decisions with the customer's needs in mind.

A shock dyno is a sturdy machine with a load sensor that cycles the damping system at selected speeds to extract information about the damping forces it generates.

Every shock dyno has a mechanism that converts the rotational movement of the engine into the vertical movement of the damping system. LABA7 machines are equipped with a Scotch Yoke mechanism, known for accuracy and repeatability.

With a shock dyno, the “feel” of suspension can finally be quantified — turning rider feedback into engineering data.

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