Rear shocks needed
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Rear shocks needed
02 Jun 2015 18:56
Im a bigger guy and these 30 + year old shocks are trash. I know they are pretty bad to begin with. Not trying to burn corners but will a ZRX shock fit up ? I had one and they looked close but never measured to see... Or at least anyone know if someone still makes reproduction factory ones. Someone removed the factory air shocks from mine and just put KZ900/1000 rear shocks on it.
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Re: Rear shocks needed
02 Jun 2015 22:24
Ive got my eye on some progressive shocks on eBay. Brand new. I bought the replica Z1's, they look nice but, yes, they're junk just like the old ones.
Steve
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Re: Rear shocks needed
23 Jun 2015 10:08
I apologize for the shameless plug here, but I'll have a nice set of shocks from a ZRX1100 for sale very shortly.
2000 ZRX 1100
1976 KZ 900- Daily Driver
1980 LTD 550- Dalton Highway survivor!
If it has tits or tires, it'll give you problems!
1976 KZ 900- Daily Driver
1980 LTD 550- Dalton Highway survivor!
If it has tits or tires, it'll give you problems!
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Re: Rear shocks needed
23 Jun 2015 12:16
www.kzrider.com/forum/11-projects/594313-csr1000-project-build
CB550 (1978)
CB500/4 (1972)*
KZ1000CSR (1981)
XT 600E (1999)
TDM900 (2003)
CB550 (1978)
CB500/4 (1972)*
KZ1000CSR (1981)
XT 600E (1999)
TDM900 (2003)
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Re: Rear shocks needed
23 Jun 2015 13:43Dang, those look good! I've heard of YSS, never knew anyone who ran them. Looking forward to your review!
2000 ZRX 1100
1976 KZ 900- Daily Driver
1980 LTD 550- Dalton Highway survivor!
If it has tits or tires, it'll give you problems!
1976 KZ 900- Daily Driver
1980 LTD 550- Dalton Highway survivor!
If it has tits or tires, it'll give you problems!
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Re: Rear shocks needed
23 Jun 2015 13:57
These are the economy range. About e300. I posted a link.
www.kzrider.com/forum/11-projects/594313-csr1000-project-build
CB550 (1978)
CB500/4 (1972)*
KZ1000CSR (1981)
XT 600E (1999)
TDM900 (2003)
CB550 (1978)
CB500/4 (1972)*
KZ1000CSR (1981)
XT 600E (1999)
TDM900 (2003)
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23 Jun 2015 14:05Attachment P_20150604_204602_NT.jpg not found
Zephyr 1100. Economy class, good for relaxed Street use
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Re: Rear shocks needed
23 Jun 2015 14:24davido wrote: These are the economy range. About e300. I posted a link.
300 euros? That's about $335.
2000 ZRX 1100
1976 KZ 900- Daily Driver
1980 LTD 550- Dalton Highway survivor!
If it has tits or tires, it'll give you problems!
1976 KZ 900- Daily Driver
1980 LTD 550- Dalton Highway survivor!
If it has tits or tires, it'll give you problems!
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