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ger1111
24-03-10, 10:12 PM
hi
i weight 193lbs /83 kg or 12.5 stone ... where and which shock slots in and does the job or is there a service i can get done on net with some company ?

yorkie_chris
24-03-10, 10:14 PM
Best shock, penske 8987. Contact Zoran at TWF racing.

ger1111
24-03-10, 10:30 PM
tryed zoran already but he couldnt help me .. im bemng lazy i just want to bolt one in as a dont understand the set up ... so straight in al the way

yorkie_chris
24-03-10, 10:33 PM
I'm not surprised he couldn't help with info you've given us ;)

Fit a hagon one for some improvement without adjustability.

dizzyblonde
24-03-10, 10:37 PM
Hagon is direct replacement.Much improvement on standard shock. Obviously may need slight adjustment from factory for your weight, but pretty much a take old one out, put new one in shock.

ger1111
24-03-10, 10:45 PM
I'm not surprised he couldn't help with info you've given us ;)

Fit a hagon one for some improvement without adjustability.


what else do i need to give i drive curvy 2000 sv650s. i weight 193lbs ..And all i asked Zoran did he offer a resprung service if i suppiled the shock .... and which suited zx636 zx10 zx14 or gsxr ...

thanks for the helps guys :)

DarrenSV650S
24-03-10, 10:49 PM
hi
i weight 193lbs /83 kg or 12.5 stone ... where and which shock slots in and does the job or is there a service i can get done on net with some company ?

what else do i need to give i drive curvy 2000 sv650s. i weight 220lbs ..
Jeeez what did you just eat?

ger1111
24-03-10, 10:51 PM
Jeeez what did you just eat?


haha sorry i was thinking of the fornt that has to be done as well lol

yorkie_chris
24-03-10, 10:53 PM
what else do i need to give i drive curvy 2000 sv650s. i weight 193lbs ..And all i asked Zoran did he offer a resprung service if i suppiled the shock .... and which suited zx636 zx10 zx14 or gsxr ...

thanks for the helps guys :)

That lot would have been useful in OP :p
What do you use the bike for?

I think the reason Zoran does not offer re springing is I don't think he reckons it's worthwhile considering the quality of OEM shocks.

ger1111
24-03-10, 10:58 PM
road but like to drive it on ..... i reckon the front end will be planted with the gsxr front end so i dont want the back to stick out .... 14000kms on standard shock is there a guide to setting that to see can i get better from it ...cheers yorkie chris

yorkie_chris
24-03-10, 11:02 PM
Nah the standard shocks are crap when they're new.

You ever take a pillion or heavy kit?

yorkie_chris
24-03-10, 11:03 PM
Also what weight are you really? 193lbs is 14 stone and 83kg is 13 stone :)


If you are really on lower side of that SRAD 750 is nice, higher which the chassis really needs. If you are on higher side then 03-06 ZX6R shock is good, but too short.

BUT these are all adjustable shocks. You'll still need to tweak a bit to get them to work. If you want fit and forget, fit a hagon.

dizzyblonde
24-03-10, 11:16 PM
BUT these are all adjustable shocks. You'll still need to tweak a bit to get them to work. If you want fit and forget, fit a hagon.

And they are more than capable of carrying dead weight on the back. In that I mean truck loads of luggage, everything and the kitchen sink;)

yorkie_chris
25-03-10, 10:26 AM
No, the 750-SRAD shock is like a 400lb/in spring where ideal would be like 650-700 region. It really can't carry the kitchen sink without bottoming out everywhere. Forget pillion use too.

dizzyblonde
25-03-10, 10:48 AM
sorry Chris was referring to the Hagon in that sentence.