Fox Airshox

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What's a clean pair worth??
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CamP 11/17/2009 9:52pm
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I don't know specifically, but I think length makes a difference in the price as well.
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redrocket190 11/17/2009 9:56pm
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I am going to guess $200-$300 depending on how much of a rebuild is needed $0-$100. The length will determine how big a market you are selling to.
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captmoto 11/17/2009 10:37pm
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redrocket190 wrote:
I am going to guess $200-$300 depending on how much of a rebuild is needed $0-$100. The length will determine how big a market you are...
I am going to guess $200-$300 depending on how much of a rebuild is needed $0-$100. The length will determine how big a market you are selling to.
I've seen some NIB on ebay go for $800. Probably get a little more for late 70's length shocks than true vintage length shocks.
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GIwasB4 11/18/2009 4:05am
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I've been shopping for 17.5" pair for some time, have not seen any go for less than $400.

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FreshTopEnd 11/18/2009 12:38pm
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They really vary a lot. They seemed to go down for a bit, and now people seem to be asking for more on EBay for 17.5's and occasionally they are going for a lot if they are clean and rebuilt (which may just mean fresh oil, seals and wipers).

I've got several pair and lots of parts.
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motogeeze 11/18/2009 5:57pm
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I think the longer ones of about 17.5 are most in demand because they fit the GP class of bikes which is probably the most popular long travel twinshock class in AHRMA, the historic class bikes that run the shorter 14 - 15 inch shocks are a little less sought after from what I can tell.
Ive got a set Ive considered tryin on my 81 490 but havent gotten around to sending them out to get rebuilt.
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BobbyM 11/18/2009 7:37pm
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FreshTopEnd wrote:
They really vary a lot. They seemed to go down for a bit, and now people seem to be asking for more on EBay for 17.5's...
They really vary a lot. They seemed to go down for a bit, and now people seem to be asking for more on EBay for 17.5's and occasionally they are going for a lot if they are clean and rebuilt (which may just mean fresh oil, seals and wipers).

I've got several pair and lots of parts.
try typhoon 67...he's got doezens of pairs
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FreshTopEnd 11/18/2009 8:45pm
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No doubt he does, and I plan to be rid of all but one set soon.
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FreshTopEnd 11/21/2009 8:53am
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Fair enough long distance deal.

Bob just got the willies.
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motogeeze 11/21/2009 6:20pm
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The Magnums were probably the best handling maico's ever..those Fox's were a definite upgrade over the stock Corte Cosso's .

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