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ducatilover
7th March 2013, 08:44
Has anybody used Gabriel shocks before? Looking at getting a set for the GN600.
They look well priced and look nice and classical.
Are they any good? Serviceable?
Or, has anybody got any twin shocks floating around? 300-340mm I could deal with, preferably the longer.
F5 Dave
7th March 2013, 16:39
I've got a used set of Monroes off my HiAce kicking around somewhere if you want those?
ducatilover
7th March 2013, 16:43
:lol: Not entierly sure they'd be ideal
Robert Taylor
7th March 2013, 16:49
Has anybody used Gabriel shocks before? Looking at getting a set for the GN600.
They look well priced and look nice and classical.
Are they any good? Serviceable?
Or, has anybody got any twin shocks floating around? 300-340mm I could deal with, preferably the longer.
What is the price?
ducatilover
7th March 2013, 16:57
What is the price?
I think it'll work out for a set at $120 or so, they're supposedly unused
And going on a GN with too much motor
Robert Taylor
7th March 2013, 17:04
I think it'll work out for a set at $120 or so, they're supposedly unused
And going on a GN with too much motor
Well they will look period, dont expect great bump absorption quality. They will almost certainly be sealed for life.
ducatilover
7th March 2013, 17:12
Well they will look period, dont expect great bump absorption quality. They will almost certainly be sealed for life.
That's the reason why I want 'em ;)
I'd expect bump absorption will be an improvement over the original "shocks"
I might have to buy 'em. Better than spending similar coin on no-name eGay ones that look pretty. Or buying another set of OEM units, which are a joke even brand new
pete-blen
8th March 2013, 21:40
So yer spend all this time & money building yerself a bike
to toss a set of $120 shocks on it...:wacko:
ducatilover
10th March 2013, 13:50
So yer spend all this time & money building yerself a bike
to toss a set of $120 shocks on it...:wacko:
The bike owes me just under $1k currently and it's being built on a tight budget.
It's only a GN :crazy:
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