Jamoi wrote:
Virt, give me your ohlins!!
Wilbers rear shock..
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I think you may be referring to the following done at MCT.I cant find the thread
http://www.vtr1000.org/phpBB3/viewtopic ... on#p281556
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Re: Wilbers rear shock..
A Revolution (Rogered) VTR fork tune costs £225.00 (forks delivered by carrier). This includes return carriage to any UK Mainland address.
A special Revolution specification Penske damper, custom built in their competition department, costs £790.00 This includes carriage to any UK Mainland address.
Hope this helps in your deliberations
Regards
Roger
A special Revolution specification Penske damper, custom built in their competition department, costs £790.00 This includes carriage to any UK Mainland address.
Hope this helps in your deliberations
Regards
Roger
Re: Wilbers rear shock..
Wow thankyou Roger, that's very reasonable for the fork work considering the expertise & time which goes into it, I'll certainly take you up on that.
As for the rear shock, my budget is set under that, but I do like the sound of a "factory spec" Penske shock! So maybe I'll save a little harder and go for that too...
Thanks for getting all this info together guys, has certainly made the choices clearer and me slightly better informed
As for the rear shock, my budget is set under that, but I do like the sound of a "factory spec" Penske shock! So maybe I'll save a little harder and go for that too...
Thanks for getting all this info together guys, has certainly made the choices clearer and me slightly better informed
Jamie
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No one can say I have a lack of hair, how dare you!
Although I am possibly getting a haircut soon
Although I am possibly getting a haircut soon
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Re: Wilbers rear shock..
Outstanding !lumpyv wrote: jamoi if you can stop playing "dungeons and programmers"
Jamoi what you need to do is, find a racer who has just bought someone else's racing FireStorm for the bits & then sell you the Nitron racing spec shock at a very reasonable price...
Oh hang on that's what I did...Cor what a bargain...
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GRRR! Bargain - Nitron - shock - make - Jamie - maaaad!!
I'm too impatient to find good deals
I'm too impatient to find good deals
Jamie
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I still need to get mine serviced
And Virt :finger: ck is my new bitch
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You need to hoover ya Pikey !lloydie wrote:
I still need to get mine serviced
And Virt :finger: ck is my new bitch
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No I just put a new one down :-)
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Is that when Virt's knees ware holes in it...?lloydie wrote:No I just put a new one down :-)
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AMCQ Said
Pete.l
+3 if funds are tight. At £225 from Roger you would be daft not to. You'll love the difference Then get a decent one fitted on the rear when you have more funds. You can ride around a poor rear shock at lot easier than poor forksI am with Hawk on this Jamie..............do the front first, that is the biggest weakness on the Storm, then do the back.
Pete.l
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do you reckon he will polish them for you whilst working on the inners?Jamoi wrote:Wow thankyou Roger, that's very reasonable for the fork work considering the expertise & time which goes into it, I'll certainly take you up on that.
As for the rear shock, my budget is set under that, but I do like the sound of a "factory spec" Penske shock! So maybe I'll save a little harder and go for that too...
Thanks for getting all this info together guys, has certainly made the choices clearer and me slightly better informed
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No he's got the sack ! Always moaning /crying /and spending to much time in the mirror sorting the mop out oh sort the spilt ends out lad it looks a messMacV2 wrote:Is that when Virt's knees ware holes in it...?lloydie wrote:No I just put a new one down :-)