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OldPro277
8/18/2017 7:01pm
8/18/2017 7:01pm
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8/21/2017 10:22am
Short version-- while looking for a 76 Rm250A ,I found one with these shocks on it. While the seller and I couldn't come to terms on the bike ,I was able to convince him to remove the shocks and sell them to me.. Ive shown these to a couple of other knowledgeable vintage guys and none of us can determine the manufacturer. The guy I got them from said he was told they were CH air shocks. Since I recently procured what I think is a CH Honda ,I figured Id grab these just in case. A friend of mine knows Terry Good and Terry said he never knew of Cliff building shocks (and Terry worked with Cliff during that time period) Either way, they seem extremely well made,with spherical bearings in the eyes, still have great dampening and hold air with zero leaks. These were completely polished by someone ,so any identifying marks that may have been there are long gone.. Id really like to know the story of these....so boys, go at it
Those do not look like any of my CH Racing Omega air shocks. Similar but pretty different. Will get a pic tomorrow if I don't lose my broken phone in the next hand.
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Glen made shocks for all brands and models.
Those shocks look like Tex Air airs.
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He is here in the striped shirt accepting historic award at the Rio Bravo Oldschool reunion, 2013
By the way ,to you guys that have used them, how did they work compared to anything else that was available?
Check out how high it lifted up the back end of my YZ100. It handled well with it. Ponca City 1980
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