Sorry to ask but...rear shock?

Does anyone know where I can find the link for the spreadsheet which lists all the compatable shocks with their length, spring rate etc?
I know I've seen it on here somewhere but I just cant find it
Thanks in advance

[Mr Speirs]

here ya go

YEAR MOTORCYCLE LENGTH SPRING
===== ========= ===== =====
00-03 GSXR750 325mm 400#

01-03 GSXR600 325.5mm 325#

01-02 GSXR1000 329.5mm 430#

03-04 SV650 330mm 430# <<<==== stock 2nd gen...05 should be the same

99-03 GSXR1300(Busa) 330mm 700#

04 GSXR750 332.5mm 408#

04 GSXR600 332.5mm 425#

03-04 GSXR1000 332.5mm 480#

99-02 SV650 337mm 510# <<<====stock 1st gen

04 ZX10R 338mm 540#

03-04 ZX6R(636) 340mm 540# *corrected by e lo...thanks!

96-99 GSXR750 345mm 375#

97-00 GSXR600 375mm 375#

05 GSX-R 1000 332.5mm 450# <<<===added by me...spring rate from racetech.com, length from ohlins.com

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Thank you

would a Busa shock be adjustable for a 150 lb rider?

[Luckypants]

Originally Posted by Wraith_017

would a Busa shock be adjustable for a 150 lb rider?

No, it will be WAY too stiff. The Busa shock is too stiff for a pointy (2003 on) unless you are VERY, VERY heavy. For a curvy (99-02) the spring rates are higher due to different linkage, but the Busa shock is still only suitable if you are over 16st (225lbs) IMHO.

Use the table above to find a shock with a spring rate similar to stock, as that is pretty close for a 11st (150lb) rider.

Originally Posted by Luckypants

No, it will be WAY too stiff. The Busa shock is too stiff for a pointy (2003 on) unless you are VERY, VERY heavy. For a curvy (99-02) the spring rates are higher due to different linkage, but the Busa shock is still only suitable if you are over 16st (225lbs) IMHO.

Use the table above to find a shock with a spring rate similar to stock, as that is pretty close for a 11st (150lb) rider.

Agreed. If your like me then your good.