Hello
The rear shock on my Dominator is on it's last legs and needs replacing. Any advice/thoughts on buying a replacement shock?
James
Hello
The rear shock on my Dominator is on it's last legs and needs replacing. Any advice/thoughts on buying a replacement shock?
James
I got a hagon shock and got a custom/heavier spring for my ''built in pillion''. It seems to be alright, as far as I'm concerned expensive though. Although a wilbers for instance.. ouch..
Hagon is the cheap end of replacement shocks.
I opted for a Technoflex way back when. Costs a bit, but the bike was transformed
(Nevermind the likes of WP and Ohlins...)
Mind you, the shocks for the earlier RD02 dommies are a bit longer than the ones for the RD08. Dunno by how much, but noticeable if you get the wrong one.
Michel
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'89 NX650 -- R.I.P. -- Gone
'92 R100GS PD -- Now with PD tank
Our Lady of Blessed Acceleration, don't fail me now! -- Elwood
If you're a DIY kind of guy who loves tinkering, there's always the el-cheapo solution of getting hold of a used CR 250 shock, rebuild it to spec then put on the NX's spring.
It is possible to have the NX rear shock rebuilt, despite what Honda says...
Problem is, it'll still be an NX shock.
(Though I suspect my US-spec shock was even more useless than the euro version.)
Michel
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'89 NX650 -- R.I.P. -- Gone
'92 R100GS PD -- Now with PD tank
Our Lady of Blessed Acceleration, don't fail me now! -- Elwood
i had an ohlins shock on my vfr.
better than se.... well you know the rest![]()
Costs a bit meaning I got the Technoflex cheap for 400 euro from a webshop that I don't think exists anymore. They usually go for a bit more than that, comparable to Wilbers I guess. (More or less the same as Wilbers too, as in Technoflex say Wilbers is a rip-off of their shock.)
Michel
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'89 NX650 -- R.I.P. -- Gone
'92 R100GS PD -- Now with PD tank
Our Lady of Blessed Acceleration, don't fail me now! -- Elwood
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