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Experience with Ohlins TTX shocks on a non-ESA R1200GS?

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genen8kua

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At about 25K, I'm looking to replace the shocks on my non-ESA 2007 R1200GS. Ohlins TTX shocks are an option, more expensive than the emulsion shocks by Ohlins, Hyperpro, Wilburs and the rest, but reasonably in line with higher end (reservoir, rebound and compression adjustment) shocks. The marketing would lead one to believe that they're more adjustable (might go from on to off-road better, etc) and durable. Anybody have first impressions and/or a good number of miles on these?

Thanks!
 
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