2x 410mm Adjustable Front Air Shock Absorber For Honda TRX400EX TRX450R TRX450ER
2x 410mm Adjustable Front Air Shock Absorber For Honda TRX400EX TRX450R TRX450ER
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Adjustable Front Air Shock Absorbers for Honda
These 410mm adjustable front air shock absorbers replace the factory units on Honda TRX400EX, TRX450R, and TRX450ER models, giving riders tunable air spring support and damping for trail and track duty.
Overview
This pair of 410mm adjustable front air shock absorbers is built as a direct replacement for worn or blown front suspension on Honda TRX400EX, TRX450R, and TRX450ER machines. Each shock uses an air spring design so riders can fine-tune ride height and stiffness without swapping springs. They are aimed at ATV owners who want controllable front-end behavior at a reasonable cost.
Built For Performance
- Gas charged air shock design delivers progressive spring rate under load.
- Adjustable air preload lets the rider change ride height and stiffness quickly.
- 410mm eye-to-eye length matches the factory front shock footprint for the listed models.
- Sealed damper body resists fluid loss and keeps performance consistent.
- Durable steel and aluminum construction handles trail impacts and rough terrain.
- Sold as a matched pair so both front corners stay balanced.
Fits These Machines
- for Honda TRX400EX
- for Honda TRX450R
- for Honda TRX450ER
On-The-Job Use
- Trail riding on rocky, uneven terrain.
- Motocross and cross-country ATV racing classes.
- Dune and desert riding where ride height matters.
- Woods and fire road use with changing load.
Specs At A Glance
| Type | Front air shock absorber, sold as a pair |
| Length | 410mm |
| Adjustability | Adjustable air preload |
| Position | Front, left and right |
| Quantity | 2 shocks |
Good To Know
Q: Will these fit my ATV exactly? A: They are listed for Honda TRX400EX, TRX450R, and TRX450ER front positions at 410mm length, so match your model and measure your stock shock before ordering. A: Confirm your machine year and mounting style before purchase.
Q: How do I set the air pressure? A: Use a dedicated shock pump and set pressure according to your weight, riding style, and terrain, then adjust both shocks equally. A: Check pressure periodically since air shocks can slowly lose charge.
Slight variation in finish or dimensions may occur between production runs, and fit can depend on serial number, so confirm compatibility before ordering.
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