Re: [ST] RS rear shock question....

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You can always get the stocker revalved.Had several of my bikes done that way and liked the results.I use a shop called Aftershocks in Palo Alto CA.Usually half the price or less of the aftermarket shocks.Jim.
  ----- Original Message ----- 
  From: Garry Simmons<mailto:garrysimmons@xxxxxxxxxxxx> 
  To: ST@xxxxxxxxxxxxxx<mailto:ST@xxxxxxxxxxxxxx> 
  Sent: Sunday, December 11, 2005 6:09 PM
  Subject: Re: [ST] RS rear shock question....


  I had a Penske on my RS. A buddy has an Ohlins on his. Eye-to-eye length is 
  365mm. Make sure you get the right one as the companies don't seem to be 
  very good at figuring out Triumph models. The Penske I had was slightly 
  longer than stock and the increased ride height was nice.

  Garry

  ----- Original Message ----- 
  From: "John Ulizzi" <jaulizzi@xxxxxxxxxxxxx<mailto:jaulizzi@xxxxxxxxxxxxx>>
  To: <ST@xxxxxxxxxxxxxx<mailto:ST@xxxxxxxxxxxxxx>>
  Sent: Sunday, December 11, 2005 8:47 PM
  Subject: [ST] RS rear shock question....
  >  My 02 RS has about 15k on the clock, and the stock rear shock is getting 
  > soft. Unlike many, I did not think it was inadequate when new, but now, 
  > after lugging my fat a$$ around, and about half the time two up, its 
  > showing its age. What is available for the RS , and what are the pros and 
  > cons of each. I could go with a stock replacement shock, as I have access 
  > to one with almost no miles for pennies...

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