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Aftermarket Shocks?
- Thread starter tgf429
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At least one of the threads in the Similar Threads pane below discusses this for the R1200RT.
If after some time, this thread doesn't get much input, one of the moderators will move it to the Wetheads forum...while this is a "gear" question, it's specific to the R1200RT and might do better there. But I wouldn't post another question there...this thread will be moved when the time comes.
If after some time, this thread doesn't get much input, one of the moderators will move it to the Wetheads forum...while this is a "gear" question, it's specific to the R1200RT and might do better there. But I wouldn't post another question there...this thread will be moved when the time comes.
riderr1150gsadv
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From personal experience the Wilber's are great shocks and fully rebuildable. I had them on my GSA and riding a lot of off-road, they lasted 35K before a rebuild was in order. Having aftermarket rebuildable suspension is one of the best investment you can make for your bike in the long run IMHO.
I usually did that before going on a long trip. Talk to Ted Porter at http://www.beemershop.com
I usually did that before going on a long trip. Talk to Ted Porter at http://www.beemershop.com
