rear shock advise
- bazzashadow
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rear shock advise
I have noticed that my rear shock is leaking and wounded what is the best way to go on a low budget
new ?
second hand ?
or different bike shock, if there is one ?
and finally how much should I be look at £0.00
thanks
new ?
second hand ?
or different bike shock, if there is one ?
and finally how much should I be look at £0.00
thanks
Re: rear shock advise
I can get you a new YSS shock, probably the cheapest after market shock available..
Can do one for £265 delivered for you, need to order it in though so may take a week or two.
Can do one for £265 delivered for you, need to order it in though so may take a week or two.
http://www.bidefordmotorcycles.co.uk
2014 CRMC Post classic Superbike champion.
2014 CRMC Post classic senior production champion. On a Suzuki Katana 1100
My bikes, Firestorm, Suzuki GSX-s1000 Katana, VFR800Fi. Projects, 1986 popup Katana, 3 XJ600’s
2014 CRMC Post classic Superbike champion.
2014 CRMC Post classic senior production champion. On a Suzuki Katana 1100
My bikes, Firestorm, Suzuki GSX-s1000 Katana, VFR800Fi. Projects, 1986 popup Katana, 3 XJ600’s
- agentpineapple
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Re: rear shock advise
that's a very good price malc.....popkat wrote:I can get you a new YSS shock, probably the cheapest after market shock available..
Can do one for £265 delivered for you, need to order it in though so may take a week or two.
HEY YOU GUYS!!!!!!
Re: rear shock advise
Done me out of a sale Mac, might have to hold the R/R for ransom now
But then I might just bring it up to somewhere near you next week
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But then I might just bring it up to somewhere near you next week
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http://www.bidefordmotorcycles.co.uk
2014 CRMC Post classic Superbike champion.
2014 CRMC Post classic senior production champion. On a Suzuki Katana 1100
My bikes, Firestorm, Suzuki GSX-s1000 Katana, VFR800Fi. Projects, 1986 popup Katana, 3 XJ600’s
2014 CRMC Post classic Superbike champion.
2014 CRMC Post classic senior production champion. On a Suzuki Katana 1100
My bikes, Firestorm, Suzuki GSX-s1000 Katana, VFR800Fi. Projects, 1986 popup Katana, 3 XJ600’s
- bazzashadow
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Re: rear shock advise
I thought I was going mad malc
Re: rear shock advise
bazzashadow wrote:I thought I was going mad malc
You are, but it wasn't me
http://www.bidefordmotorcycles.co.uk
2014 CRMC Post classic Superbike champion.
2014 CRMC Post classic senior production champion. On a Suzuki Katana 1100
My bikes, Firestorm, Suzuki GSX-s1000 Katana, VFR800Fi. Projects, 1986 popup Katana, 3 XJ600’s
2014 CRMC Post classic Superbike champion.
2014 CRMC Post classic senior production champion. On a Suzuki Katana 1100
My bikes, Firestorm, Suzuki GSX-s1000 Katana, VFR800Fi. Projects, 1986 popup Katana, 3 XJ600’s
- bazzashadow
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Re: rear shock advise
tyres are great malcpopkat wrote:bazzashadow wrote:I thought I was going mad malc
You are, but it wasn't me
Re: rear shock advise
bazzashadow wrote:tyres are great malcpopkat wrote:bazzashadow wrote:I thought I was going mad malc
You are, but it wasn't me
http://www.bidefordmotorcycles.co.uk
2014 CRMC Post classic Superbike champion.
2014 CRMC Post classic senior production champion. On a Suzuki Katana 1100
My bikes, Firestorm, Suzuki GSX-s1000 Katana, VFR800Fi. Projects, 1986 popup Katana, 3 XJ600’s
2014 CRMC Post classic Superbike champion.
2014 CRMC Post classic senior production champion. On a Suzuki Katana 1100
My bikes, Firestorm, Suzuki GSX-s1000 Katana, VFR800Fi. Projects, 1986 popup Katana, 3 XJ600’s
- bazzashadow
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Re: rear shock advise
cheers mac
very very fast delivery
and as you described
thanks for the two little presents as well
very very fast delivery
and as you described
thanks for the two little presents as well
- TravisZack
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Re: rear shock advise
I'm weighing up my shock options at the moment too if anyone wants to answer the questions?
I would kinda like a hydraulic preload adjuster, I'm guessing my best options are new and correctly sprung from Maxton/Nitron/Hagon... Just don't want to be spending over £300 really, which is asking a lot, I know.
I would kinda like a hydraulic preload adjuster, I'm guessing my best options are new and correctly sprung from Maxton/Nitron/Hagon... Just don't want to be spending over £300 really, which is asking a lot, I know.
Re: rear shock advise
TravisZack wrote:I'm weighing up my shock options at the moment too if anyone wants to answer the questions?
I would kinda like a hydraulic preload adjuster, I'm guessing my best options are new and correctly sprung from Maxton/Nitron/Hagon... Just don't want to be spending over £300 really, which is asking a lot, I know.
You won't get a shock with hydraulic preload for £300, they tend to charge £150-£170 for the adjuster alone.. Access to preload is pretty good on a storm so although a nice touch the hydraulic adjuster isn't that important.
As I said earlier I can get YSS but you get the spring it comes with, cheapest option though.
Maxton will cost approx £450 upwards built perfectly for you.
Nitron ask your weight and are about £400 or just under for the base shock.
http://www.bidefordmotorcycles.co.uk
2014 CRMC Post classic Superbike champion.
2014 CRMC Post classic senior production champion. On a Suzuki Katana 1100
My bikes, Firestorm, Suzuki GSX-s1000 Katana, VFR800Fi. Projects, 1986 popup Katana, 3 XJ600’s
2014 CRMC Post classic Superbike champion.
2014 CRMC Post classic senior production champion. On a Suzuki Katana 1100
My bikes, Firestorm, Suzuki GSX-s1000 Katana, VFR800Fi. Projects, 1986 popup Katana, 3 XJ600’s
- bazzashadow
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Re: rear shock advise
after receiving the shock off mac, I sprayed the spring and then proceeded to fit it this afternoon.
and guess what happened
yes you guessed it, the linkage bearings are shot to bits
so no trying the new shock
and guess what happened
yes you guessed it, the linkage bearings are shot to bits
so no trying the new shock
Re: rear shock advise
Aww Poo, order them quick you'll have them in the week, quick bit of evening spanner twirling will see yopu good for next weekend...bazzashadow wrote:after receiving the shock off mac, I sprayed the spring and then proceeded to fit it this afternoon.
and guess what happened
yes you guessed it, the linkage bearings are shot to bits
so no trying the new shock
Making up since 2007, sometimes it's true...Honest...