suspension set up schools

[TDC]

I can vouch for Robert's expertise, and helpful attitude when it comes to any bike I ask him about (and that's a fair few for one person).

Kerry (TDC), is also very helpful, but he is a merkin.

Just the hair or the whole thing????

[Guitana]

700 Kiwis per week departing to live in Australia alone is a very sad indictment on Helen Mugabe and her drones.....

Yeah I thought about moving there a while ago as i can increase my earning ability by 30%. But then I realised I would be surrounded by Aussies!!!

[Guitana]

I think in all walks of life there are five minute experts and often people will beleive what suits them best to beleive, especially if it suits their pocket. There are other very important considerations aside from price i.e value for money and backup.

You can buy a ''reasonably priced shock'' ( aftermarket ) for maybe around $800 to $900 or so BUT that price represents low cost materials and minimal individual development for each bike. Mass market cheap replacement average performance. And its always relevant to quote ''the best youve ridden is the best you know''

Alternatively you can purchase a name brand high quality shock and totally ignore the misinformed comments that the prices are horrendous and they are for fast riders. In fact the listing for the product I sell ( Ohlins ) retails at $1299 incl of gst and is road bike specific.

Cheers for that Robert! The Ohlins shock sounds very reasonably priced! Yeah the suzuki shock was well pricey. I was'nt looking for a cheap option it's just I was told 1500-2000 and considering the age of the bike I was wondering if it was going to be worth the cost! But 1200 is in the price range especially for an Ohlins set up.
I will be going to the race at Taupo on the 13th I might catch up with you there before the racing starts.
Cheers
Rick

[HDTboy]

Just the hair or the whole thing????

I thought you were all a merkin, not just your hair.