WTB.. 16.5 twin rear shoccks...

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Looking for a pair of rear shocks at a reasonable price to install on my '80 Suzuki RM400T. Not looking for $1200 Ohlins, I'm not that fast! Needing a rebuild is ok. Need to be 16.5in. Thanks.
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mxracer666 3/18/2020 7:42pm
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Hudweiser9 wrote:
Looking for a pair of rear shocks at a reasonable price to install on my '80 Suzuki RM400T. Not looking for $1200 Ohlins, I'm not that...
Looking for a pair of rear shocks at a reasonable price to install on my '80 Suzuki RM400T. Not looking for $1200 Ohlins, I'm not that fast! Needing a rebuild is ok. Need to be 16.5in. Thanks.
What forks are you running on the bike?
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Hudweiser9 3/19/2020 10:22am
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Currently has the stock forks. Planned on upgrading to '84 DLS set I have that need seals and probably stiffer springs for my weight.
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RCN4HIM 3/19/2020 11:07pm
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Hudweiser9 wrote:
Currently has the stock forks. Planned on upgrading to '84 DLS set I have that need seals and probably stiffer springs for my weight.
Run 5W20 Mobile 1 full synthetic and just add more preload to the factory springs by stacking washers under your fork caps till you get the feel your looking for... Under $20 will get those forks working nicely 😉. I'm a fast Intermediate rider and Progressives worked okay for me on a budget 😁

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