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Tec rear shocks
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BRILLIANT and I wont say anymore they transformed the handling on mine . they may be cheap but as good as shocks way more expensive,
Ted
Ted
Last edited by ted1r on Mon Nov 03, 2014 5:35 pm, edited 1 time in total.
"Work this is why I did it"
KE250
KZ1200
Puch Maxi
Be careful with Pensions :e
and me ol Granada
KE250
KZ1200
Puch Maxi
Be careful with Pensions :e
and me ol Granada
ADRIAN H wrote:Chinese copies of Ohlins ?RUDDY wrote:Anyone tried these, not the dearest by a long shot but can't see a brand on them ?
http://pages.ebay.com/link/?nav=item.vi ... 0836509399
Cheers, Paul
Chinese copies of Ohlins, ah they will be called Wan kins then
Z1000 MK2
Z1300 DFI
Z1300 DFI
i bought a pair of the TEC shocks (to suit 750zephyr) for my shed 7 project bike which has stalled in progress atm......they are cheap for a reason and the quality of finish is not great, possibly cheaper materials?
anyway, i bought an old katana not long ago as a runnaround and thought i'd give em a try on that, made my own lower shock mounts as it needed a fork type fitting and i wasnt over impressed with the 'alloy tie rod ends' that came with the shocks. i have to say that i'm really impressed with them, only done a few hundred miles so far but have a couple of mates also using them on bikes that are ridden regularly who feel the same way......doubt they'll last forever but as a budget alternative, why not
anyway, i bought an old katana not long ago as a runnaround and thought i'd give em a try on that, made my own lower shock mounts as it needed a fork type fitting and i wasnt over impressed with the 'alloy tie rod ends' that came with the shocks. i have to say that i'm really impressed with them, only done a few hundred miles so far but have a couple of mates also using them on bikes that are ridden regularly who feel the same way......doubt they'll last forever but as a budget alternative, why not
straightening the curves and flattening the hills
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