rear shock which one shoul i pick
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rear shock which one shoul i pick
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I had cbr954 penske (modded upper mount) on superbling and it still worked great. Great build quality like Ohlins. I didn't follow the links but IIRC you can get one without a reservoir for less $$$.
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Originally Posted by superbling
I had cbr954 penske (modded upper mount) on superbling and it still worked great. Great build quality like Ohlins. I didn't follow the links but IIRC you can get one without a reservoir for less $$$.
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Many times I've had to google the meaning of such abbreviations. I still forget BTDT and FWIW and others.
Slztoad - will you be taking your bike to race at the track? riding solo? taking trips?
Slztoad - will you be taking your bike to race at the track? riding solo? taking trips?
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Originally Posted by Scooberhawk
Many times I've had to google the meaning of such abbreviations. I still forget BTDT and FWIW and others.
Slztoad - will you be taking your bike to race at the track? riding solo? taking trips?
Slztoad - will you be taking your bike to race at the track? riding solo? taking trips?
no two up for me though...
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Ok made the plunge! and order a penske twin clicker from LE, it was $715...about $100 more than the Sport shock that did not have comp damp....and the WP would have take over 2 months..
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