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Macstar
17th August 2007, 13:42
Hi folks

I have a 1997 Suzuki Rf900R that has a knackered rear shock (riding at the moment could be likened to riding on a baremetal rear rim!). Being a cash-strapped student I am trying to fix this as inexpensively as poss...

Two questions:

1. Can the RF fit a rear shock from any other bikes?, therefore increasing my chances of finding a used one.

2. Any recommendations on who to seek for repairing my old one and approx price assuming I can remove it and courier it off?

Thanks fellas!

ManDownUnder
17th August 2007, 13:54
Hi folks

I have a 1997 Suzuki Rf900R that has a knackered rear shock (riding at the moment could be likened to riding on a baremetal rear rim!). Being a cash-strapped student I am trying to fix this as inexpensively as poss...

Two questions:

1. Can the RF fit a rear shock from any other bikes?, therefore increasing my chances of finding a used one.

2. Any recommendations on who to seek for repairing my old one and approx price assuming I can remove it and courier it off?

Thanks fellas!

Colemans rebuilt mine way back when... errr. for $350 I think? Did a good job too, seals etc replaced.

Sparky Bills
17th August 2007, 13:56
Hagon rear shocks..$795 brand new.

I dont know if anyone up there can repair them. You will have to hit up a few bike stores to find out.

riffer
17th August 2007, 13:59
I've got a spare one at my place that Colapop has been meaning to get put in his.

Talk to him about it. Maybe he might be interested in flicking it off.