Ohlins Shock
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Ohlins Shock
http://cgi.ebay.com/ebaymotors/Ohlin...item41538d862b
Not mine. I was trawling through and found this. He won't ship to Australia.
Not mine. I was trawling through and found this. He won't ship to Australia.
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All the set up info is on the Ohlins site if you didn't get the instructions with the shock.
http://www.ohlins.se/Our-products/Mo.../Sport/HO-701/
http://www.ohlins.se/Our-products/Mo.../Sport/HO-701/
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Aw dont be jealous saige....Just think how poor I am now. I have been working alot of forced overtime lately, so I figured this was the right opportunity to get one.
We need to get together and ride sometime. My weekends lately have been full, but that should calm down soon.
Thanks for the info Hawk. I have not taken delivery of it yet, so I am not totally sure if the instructions are with it or not. I believe they are from the pictures. The only thing I didnt see in the pictures is the mounting bracket for the remote preload adjuster. I am sure I can probably figure something out if it comes down to it. I did look at the stuff online at the ohlins site. It looks like they have it mounted right where my high rise jardine rt1's are sitting. The guy said it was setup for a 200 lb geared up rider. I figure I am about 220-225 geared up, so I may replace the spring when I do the front forks.
Cheers all
We need to get together and ride sometime. My weekends lately have been full, but that should calm down soon.
Thanks for the info Hawk. I have not taken delivery of it yet, so I am not totally sure if the instructions are with it or not. I believe they are from the pictures. The only thing I didnt see in the pictures is the mounting bracket for the remote preload adjuster. I am sure I can probably figure something out if it comes down to it. I did look at the stuff online at the ohlins site. It looks like they have it mounted right where my high rise jardine rt1's are sitting. The guy said it was setup for a 200 lb geared up rider. I figure I am about 220-225 geared up, so I may replace the spring when I do the front forks.
Cheers all
#17
Hawk thanks for the pic. Nice looking bike.....Like the white rims.....My old race bike had white rims.
I was referring to the other part that mounts on the other side of the bike. I believe it adjusts the spring preload, but I am still learning.
Thanks, Walt
I was referring to the other part that mounts on the other side of the bike. I believe it adjusts the spring preload, but I am still learning.
Thanks, Walt
#19
For some reason i thought you were talking about the reservoir not the preload adjuster..... so never mind
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