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philsv650n 20-10-07 05:24 PM

rear shock
 
hi there as mentioned in the title i am after uprateing my rear shock on my bike.

i have a curvy sv650n year 2000

any help will be much appreciated

phil

pilot 21-10-07 12:27 AM

Re: rear shock
 
Quote:

Originally Posted by philsv650n (Post 1318942)
hi there as mentioned in the title i am after uprateing my rear shock on my bike.

i have a curvy sv650n year 2000

any help will be much appreciated

phil

Penske seems to be the best if money is no object, + - 1000.00. If money is an object, get a 2006 or 2007 ZX6 or ZX10 shock; both shocks are three way adjustable. They are generally available on Ebay for + - 50.00; you will need to move the battery box and information on how to do so can be found here

philsv650n 22-10-07 05:39 PM

Re: rear shock
 
thank you for the info much appreciated, i think the zxr shock will be the best way to go. thanks

Grinch 23-10-07 08:20 AM

Re: rear shock
 
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Please remember if you get a shock off another bike such as a ZX6 shock then you will need to modify the battery tray to get it to fit. Its not just take one off and stick another on job. This is due to the different shape of the shock.

Hagon shocks are a good shock and about 250 quid if you want something to stick straight in, Penske, White Power, Ohlins and others are over 450 quid.

pilot 23-10-07 01:05 PM

Re: rear shock
 
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Originally Posted by Grinch (Post 1320617)
Please remember if you get a shock off another bike such as a ZX6 shock then you will need to modify the battery tray to get it to fit. Its not just take one off and stick another on job. This is due to the different shape of the shock.

Forgot to mention, if you get a ZX10 shock, it is my understanding that it can be installed with less modifications. In either case, it took my mechanic + - 2-3 hours to install a ZX6 shock and modify the battery box. Not that big an undertaking.

philsv650n 23-10-07 05:54 PM

Re: rear shock
 
thats alright i dont mind getting my hands dirty, cant be that hard to do if someone else has done it it proves that its possible. thanks v much


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