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wpark89
9/28/2019 9:37pm
9/28/2019 9:37pm
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9/30/2019 5:30am
My buddy doesn’t do the internet. Not sure what the hell happened here. I’ve never seen a shock spring laying in the middle of the track!!
Wondering what shocks will fit...like up to 96/97?
Bike is original, found this summer. Linkage was greased and tight, bearings felt fine.
Wondering what shocks will fit...like up to 96/97?
Bike is original, found this summer. Linkage was greased and tight, bearings felt fine.
I have one with not a lot of time on it since it's last refresh. What does your buddy weigh and how fast is he? I'll check my notes but it's either a 96 or 97 and they were nearly all the same till the aluminum frame came out in 98 on the 125s
I guess the linkage breaks and shock shaft normally bends....but totally breaking is bizarre. It was not recently serviced. A barn find bike he got this summer and it was the 2nd ride. Greased everything and it felt fine but planned on doing a total tear down this winter. He’s probably 175ish Intermediate rider.
Looks like a few places on the UK are machining billet linkages.
30mm = 1/4 difference in shock length which can be easily dealt with using an internal spacer. The high/low speed adjuster definitely is better as they flow better.
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