Product Description
Upgrade the front suspension on your Can-Am Spyder F3 with Stage 2 Elka® Front Shocks. This front shock set is a value-focused upgrade for riders who want improved comfort, better handling, more stability, and a stronger replacement for soft or worn stock shocks.
Elka® Stage 2 shocks are simple to use, bolt-on upgrades that are calibrated for your Spyder model, rider weight, and riding style. They are a strong choice for Comfort / Touring riders who want a noticeable improvement in ride quality and front-end control without stepping into a higher-stage shock package.
These front shocks include preload and rebound adjustment, giving you practical tuning control for ride height, support, comfort, and front suspension response.
Fits Can-Am Spyder F3, F3-S, F3-T, and F3 Limited / F3-LTD models from 2015–Present.
Fitment:
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Can-Am Spyder F3 — 2015–Present
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Can-Am Spyder F3-S — 2015–Present
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Can-Am Spyder F3-T — 2016–Present
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Can-Am Spyder F3 Limited / F3-LTD — 2016–Present
Fitment Note: This front shock set is for compatible Can-Am Spyder F3 models. Confirm your exact year, model, rider weight, riding style, and suspension needs before ordering.
Built Around Your Riding Setup:
Before checkout, provide your:
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Spyder model year
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Rider weight
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Solo or passenger riding preference
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Passenger weight, if applicable
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Primary riding style
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Preferred calibration: Comfort / Touring, Sport / Touring, or Performance / Touring
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Additional setup notes or comments
These details help match the Stage 2 Elka® front shocks to your Spyder F3 riding needs.
What’s Included:
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Stage 2 Elka® front shocks
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Front shock pair for the listed Can-Am Spyder F3 application
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Rider-specific calibration based on the setup information provided at checkout
Specifications:
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SKU: ELKA-70012 / ELKA-70001
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Brand: Elka® Suspension
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Product type: Front shock set
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Shock stage: Stage 2
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Shock location: Front
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Type: Coilover
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Configuration: Non-reservoir
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Adjustments: Preload and rebound
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Sold as: Pair
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Target rider profile: Comfort / Touring
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Fitment: Can-Am Spyder F3 / F3-S / F3-T / F3 Limited
- Build time: Approximately 3–4 weeks if not in stock
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Common use: Touring comfort, front suspension support, stock shock replacement, improved handling, cornering stability, and front ride-control upgrade
Key Benefits:
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Value-focused front suspension upgrade
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Improves front-end comfort, handling, and stability
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Strong replacement for soft or worn stock front shocks
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Calibrated for your Spyder model, rider weight, and riding style
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Preload adjustment for ride height and support
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Rebound adjustment for front shock control
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Non-reservoir design keeps the setup simple
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Strong choice for Comfort / Touring riders
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Sold as a front shock pair
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Fits compatible Can-Am Spyder F3 models
Stage 2 Adjustments:
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Rebound: Controls how quickly the shock returns after being compressed. This helps manage front suspension control and tire contact.
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Spring Preload: Adjusts the initial force on the spring to help set ride height, sag, and support for rider weight or load.
Adjustment Note: Suspension tuning may require some testing and fine-tuning to get the best ride quality and handling for your riding style, rider weight, passenger use, and road conditions.
“The Stage 2 Elka® Front Shock Set gives Can-Am Spyder F3 riders a value-focused front suspension upgrade with preload and rebound adjustment, rider-specific calibration, and improved comfort/touring handling.”
FAQ
What models do these Stage 2 Elka® front shocks fit?
They fit compatible Can-Am Spyder F3, F3-S, F3-T, and F3 Limited / F3-LTD models.
Are these front shocks sold as a pair?
Yes. This product is a front shock set and is sold as a pair.
What adjustments do these shocks have?
The Stage 2 front shocks include preload and rebound adjustment.
Are these reservoir shocks?
No. These Stage 2 front shocks are non-reservoir coilover shocks.
What type of rider are these best for?
The page lists the target rider profile as Comfort / Touring.
Do these shocks come tuned for my setup?
Yes. The product page says the shocks are vehicle-specific and calibrated for your personal weight and type of riding.
How are these different from Stage 3 front shocks?
Stage 2 is the value-focused front shock option with preload and rebound adjustment. Stage 3 is a higher-stage option with additional tuning capability for riders who want more suspension control.
Is this a complete suspension package?
No. This page is for the front shock pair only. Rear shocks, sway bars, and full suspension packages are separate options.
If you have any questions about this product email us at support@lamonstergarage.com
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Elka front suspension
The Elka front suspension dramatically improved the Spyder handling. It eliminated the floating without making the ride harsh. It is an excellent upgrade.
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Elka shocks 2 stage
You're dumb if you don't get this. It improves ride so much excellent
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elka front shocks are the best upgrade
the bike is a whole new bike
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Money well spent
I'm a bigger guy and when we ride 2 up I'm sure we're over the weight limit of the bike. The handling on my 18 F3-L isn't all that great. I added the Elka Stage 2 front shocks and it's literally a night and day difference. No more vibration in the handlebars, much flatter in curves, and just a true connected to the pavement feeling. I plan on getting the sway bars upgraded at some point, but these shocks are a nice easy install and deliver immediate performance. I haven't adjusted them from what the factory gave me and I probably won't. Install is a little tricky simply because you have to remove so much plastic and those stupid plastic clips, but once you figure out all of the clips to remove, it goes pretty quickly.
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I just put them on & went for a 89 mile back road trip
Wow they made so much of a difference! I could feel so much control in corners. On the strait with high wind I felt like a bird it just floated in the wind guts I just held it straight it never went over 4 to 6" and it went right back to where it was it felt really safe>
