WTB 2019-2021 RMZ 250 shock

Nelson
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Edited Date/Time 12/27/2021 11:43pm
Looking for a new or close to new 2019-2021 shock off an RMZ 250 to put on a RMZ450. A stock oem take off would be great. I want to swap out the BFRC shock. Text me @
707-217-2400
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HaydenGranda
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12/27/2021 3:46pm
Nelson wrote:
Looking for a new or close to new 2019-2021 shock off an RMZ 250 to put on a RMZ450. A stock oem take off would be...
Looking for a new or close to new 2019-2021 shock off an RMZ 250 to put on a RMZ450. A stock oem take off would be great. I want to swap out the BFRC shock. Text me @
707-217-2400
Did you ever find one? I am also looking for one
Ted722
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12/27/2021 6:25pm
For my situation, it was worth it for my '18 RMZ450. I was in need of re-spring / re-valve, so when looking at the numbers (revalving bfrc vs kyb) I didn't mind spending a little more to make the kyb happen. Was able to source a new '19-'21 RMZ250 KYB (with 5.2 spring) for $550 from my local Suzuki dealer. Updated spring to 5.7 from Factory Connection

6 months later,very happy. It's consistent, doesn't wallow, and clicker adjustments can definitely be felt. I've even put the stock link back on with good results. I guess the biggest "compliment" is that I don't think about the shock anymore.


HaydenGranda
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12/27/2021 8:25pm
Ted722 wrote:
For my situation, it was worth it for my '18 RMZ450. I was in need of re-spring / re-valve, so when looking at the numbers (revalving...
For my situation, it was worth it for my '18 RMZ450. I was in need of re-spring / re-valve, so when looking at the numbers (revalving bfrc vs kyb) I didn't mind spending a little more to make the kyb happen. Was able to source a new '19-'21 RMZ250 KYB (with 5.2 spring) for $550 from my local Suzuki dealer. Updated spring to 5.7 from Factory Connection

6 months later,very happy. It's consistent, doesn't wallow, and clicker adjustments can definitely be felt. I've even put the stock link back on with good results. I guess the biggest "compliment" is that I don't think about the shock anymore.


Yeah I’m struggling to find one new or used. It’s going to be lowered for a dtx bike anyway. I guess I’ll have to call the dealer and see what they got
Sandusky26
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12/27/2021 11:42pm
I looked for a used one for a while, I gave up and got my BFRC revalved. It’s way better than stock, I don’t know how much better a traditional shock would be. I have asked around if it’s worth to change the BFRC and got mixed reviews.

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