Ohlins Rear Shock for sale
I dont know. I have never had it done - I am the second owner.
The bike has sat on a rear stand in my garage since 2006, unused except for a couple of short runs each season.
I have sold the bike and the shock is the last of the goodies I have.
Cheers!
g
The bike has sat on a rear stand in my garage since 2006, unused except for a couple of short runs each season.
I have sold the bike and the shock is the last of the goodies I have.
Cheers!
g
https://www.superhawkforum.com/forum...e-today-30282/
I used to use Dan Kyle as he is close to you but now the shop I would use is these guys:
Ben's Motorcycle Works
Local and have good reviews from the local riders.
Ben's Motorcycle Works
Local and have good reviews from the local riders.
That cost is basically for a fluid "flush & fill" with maybe some O-rings and no other substantial parts. If such parts are needed a full "rebuild" can run over $300 but it's more than worth if the shock body, reservoir & preload are in decent shape.
I'd consider buying it but I'm happy with my US made Penske 3-way.
I'd consider buying it but I'm happy with my US made Penske 3-way.
I've not used Racetech for a redux, just info to help Hangfly.
Taken from their website---
SHOCK LABOR PRICES
Shock Rebuild - complete rebuild, not just an oil change (labor only - does not include parts or oil)
Dirt $100
Street $125
Taken from their website---
SHOCK LABOR PRICES
Shock Rebuild - complete rebuild, not just an oil change (labor only - does not include parts or oil)
Dirt $100
Street $125
Thanx Hangfly!!
Pictures are of the shock as it came off the bike.
It's a little dirty, but I can't see any leaks.
Ohlins USA lists the shock at over $1200.
Cheers!
G
Pictures are of the shock as it came off the bike.
It's a little dirty, but I can't see any leaks.
Ohlins USA lists the shock at over $1200.
Cheers!
G
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