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1997 K1200RS shocks
- Thread starter hendrik
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Bruce at B-Line Control rebuilt the rear shock on my 85 K100RT in 2008.
A web search suggests that he's still in business.
Might be worth a call to ask.
B-LINE CONTROL
15397 280th St.
Lindstrom, MN 55045
Bruce Schaapveld
cell 651-491-2343
shop 651-257-0828
Fax: 651-257-0895
Monte
A web search suggests that he's still in business.
Might be worth a call to ask.
B-LINE CONTROL
15397 280th St.
Lindstrom, MN 55045
Bruce Schaapveld
cell 651-491-2343
shop 651-257-0828
Fax: 651-257-0895
Monte
Not a stock shock, but Bruce at B-LINE CONTROL rebuilt my Fox "Clicker" shock for my '95 K75S - he did excellent work and was great with communication. Even though it wasn't leaking, the rebuild brought improved handling.
Unless you reallllly like the stock shock, or want to keep it for atheistic purposes, you'd probably be better off buying an aftermarket shock.
Unless you reallllly like the stock shock, or want to keep it for atheistic purposes, you'd probably be better off buying an aftermarket shock.
