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Rear spring dimensions and replacement part question
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(14-08-24, 03:01 PM)unfazed Wrote:
(14-08-24, 11:28 AM)Gnasher Wrote:
(13-08-24, 07:25 PM)unfazed Wrote: Is it possible to have the OEM rear shock absorber serviced and revalved?  NO

My advice, Buy a Hagon Shock

Spring info below

You can get any shock rebuilt and revalved, the questions are, is straightforward and will it be worth it.  In the case of a OE Fazer shock unless you really have some reason to want to keep it totally OE then don't bother.  Go for a replacement after market such as suggested,  quality ones will out perform OE and are designed to be rebuilt periodically.
Techncally yes, but no wants to do the FZS600 shock.

(13-08-24, 07:54 PM)Jesu Wrote:
(13-08-24, 07:25 PM)unfazed Wrote: Is it possible to have the OEM rear shock absorber serviced and revalved?  NO

My advice, Buy a Hagon Shock

Spring info below
You're right. I'll set aside some money for two or three months and buy a complete shock. Are there any other brands than Hagon that you'd recommend, or is that the best bang for buck alternative?

Thank you very much for providing me with the helpful information! I am beyond excited to get going. So far I have put on new tires, cleaned & renovated the carburetor as it had parts that more or less fell apart, changed motor & brake oil, swapped a bad clutch cable and cleaned the brakes. Would you (or anyone) recommend me to look at something else before I'm ready to start driving?

There are numerous in order of price from low to high Yss would be similiar in price of Hagon and are sold by Brooks suspension  YSS, Biturbo, Nitron, K-Tech, Ohlin are a few. Hagon are good value and have an excelent reputation. Very much depands on what you want to spend

Thank you! I tried finding YSS and K-Tech shocks for the bike on their sites but they didn't return any results. Perhaps I'm doing something wrong?
I've also seen people buying R6 shocks and fitting them on the bike, would doing that and buying a new spring with the correct spring rate be a good alternative as well? Although I'm not sure if that'll lower the sitting height of the bike or if that is fixable in that case, I'm already pushing it as I am 203cm / 6'8"
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Rear spring dimensions - by unfazed - 13-08-24, 07:25 PM
RE: Rear spring dimensions - by Jesu - 13-08-24, 07:54 PM
RE: Rear spring dimensions - by Gnasher - 14-08-24, 11:28 AM
RE: Rear spring dimensions - by unfazed - 14-08-24, 03:01 PM
RE: Rear spring dimensions - by Jesu - 14-08-24, 05:37 PM

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