Ultra-light HyperCoil construction: Reduces overall bike weight while maintaining high performance
Unique OBD design: Optimizes spring stress and resists bowing for greater linearity
Individually inspected and laser marked: Ensures precise and accurate setup
Available in 25 lb increments: Allows for precise and customizable suspension tuning
Premium ultra high tensile alloy: Provides durability and consistent performance
Summarized by Shop
Only compatible with ELEVENSIX, VT/X, and SV EIGHT rear shocks Not just any coil spring... its an Ultra Light Hypercoil Suspension Spring.
To build the world's most advanced MTB shock absorber requires one of the world's premiere suspension spring manufacturers. Each spring is precision manufactured at HyperCo's state-of-the-ar
Material
Ultra high tensile suspension spring alloy
Compatibility
ELEVENSIX VT, X, and SV eight rear shocks
Weight
Ultra-light (exact weight not specified)
Spring Rate
Available in 25 lb increments
Manufacturing
Precision manufactured in the USA
Inspection
Individually inspected and laser marked with size and rate
Summarized by Shop
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Ordered a spring for my PUSH shock. I haven't used it yet since the shock blew on my first ride (on a used bike I purchased). I have to wait until September.
Looks like a quality item.
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Lor · August 25, 2026
Poor Finish, Great Performance
I’ve had several 11/6 over the years with many HyperCoil Springs of various weights. This one showed up with an unpainted bare spot. I asked customer support about it and was told this is an acceptable and common result of their contract manufacturer hanging the spring for painting without rotating and coating the area blocked by the hanger. I do a more thorough job in my yard with a rattle can…. For a very high end shock, the finish standard for these coils should be higher. The coil works well, has a great feel, and does not deform on compression enough to rub the shock or frame etc. Does what it should.
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Douglas · June 19, 2026
DOES THE JOB
If you are lucky enough to give your kid a hand-me-down frame with an ElevenSix fitted, you'll need a different spring in all likelihood. I do hope Push can address paint chipping and corrosion which has plagued two of these springs in my hands. Of course the spring works and brings joy, rust patches or no.