I'd post a pic but they have it freakin blocked.Why do they do that ?
That pisses me off to no avail . Anyway , here's the link , if it works.
http://cgi.ebay.com/ws/eBayISAPI.dll....cWAT.m240.lVI
I'd post a pic but they have it freakin blocked.Why do they do that ?
That pisses me off to no avail . Anyway , here's the link , if it works.
http://cgi.ebay.com/ws/eBayISAPI.dll....cWAT.m240.lVI
hmmmmm.....
Shocks from Monaco, talk about exotic!
I read something in sport rider not too long ago, and the put 'em on some rocket, and they liked 'em, so they should be alright.
How's that price compare to Ohlins?
my $.02
I'll see if I can find that article for ya
ZRXOA#8309
I like bikes
I come from the land of cheese, burgers, bratwurst, and beer, so therefore I am not fat, I am average
Current rides:
'02 ZRX1200R RED
'08 Buell 1125R 25th anniversary edition, diamond blue frame and wheels, black plastic
http://www.advrider.com/forums/showt...=222516&page=7
I have wilber shocks on my 1200 like them a lot.Got them in june 06, have a little over 10,000 miles on them. No problems no leaks. A little upset when I read the above. I would buy them again.
Wilbers and YSS same company in the USA. their site list
p/n G-Series RG366-360TRCL-21 360 14X20 10X20 best
shock for the 1200, for about $850.?? Call them.
http://www.yssusa.com/kawasaki.php
http://www.wilbersusa.com/
HTH Allen#212
Orig. owner, 99 ZRX, 53k+
ZX11 cams,pistons
08/Honda/stick coils
Cams 105 int.,107 exh.
Fact. 1.0 w/Ti. needles,102 MJ
Airbox w/ K+N , no snorkle
Full Akro S.S/Ti.
Stock ignition w/Advancer
Dyno 131.7 HP/80.4 TQ.
Ohlins shocks, Race tech fork
Fork brace+Steering damper
"TO BOLDLY GO WHERE NO MAN HAS GONE BEFORE" IS EASY, RETURNING IS THE REAL CHALLENGE.
Worked for me, but, then again, I am using a Mac. Sometimes when they block this stuff, it only blocks it on PC's I have no idea why...
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Gotta get to the root picture and right click and click properties then cut and paste. Oh, on a PC here
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RC-Bearings.com:
When steel just isn't enough!
"old go-fast guys have no wrinkles on the inside" Gordon Jennings, 1931-2000 RIP
Twiggy (Slim but NOT an anorexic wench!)
1999 Faster green one! (gone but not forgotten)
Sport rdier April 2007, they installed a set of wilbers shocks on Ari Henning's bike (bandit 600). Price seemed resonable, and they liked the shocks, I' consider 'em, but alas, school takes all my money.
ZRXOA#8309
I like bikes
I come from the land of cheese, burgers, bratwurst, and beer, so therefore I am not fat, I am average
Current rides:
'02 ZRX1200R RED
'08 Buell 1125R 25th anniversary edition, diamond blue frame and wheels, black plastic
I put a custom set on a friends CBX, worked with Klaus during the build, nice guy. Don't have any feedback yet on the shocks, the bike is still being sorted out.
The shocks are well made and engineered, fully adjustable and rebuildable.
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RC-Bearings.com:
When steel just isn't enough!
"old go-fast guys have no wrinkles on the inside" Gordon Jennings, 1931-2000 RIP
Twiggy (Slim but NOT an anorexic wench!)
1999 Faster green one! (gone but not forgotten)
Never heard of them. Sorry.
Chucksan
Is it me or are the shocks mounted upsidedown on the black bike?
Judgeing but the decal on the shocks and the fact that older Hondas mounted their shocks in that manner suggests that they are mounted correctly.
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In that ebay add those shocks are 1350.00 .Cant you still get Ohlins for less than that?
Dave
Last edited by baddog59; 03-09-2008 at 01:18 PM.
Ohlins new are less than that for sure... at full list price too.
Wilburs I think is related to HyperPro, but I may be wrong. I thought they were made in Holland, Monaco is news to me. If you are getting them to be different, then why not. You might also consider a set of Penske shocks or a set of WP's for that matter.
Overall, I think the Ohlins offer the best combination of improved control, ride, and feel, while still being quite affordable too.
Steve516 - Go GREEN or GO HOME!!!
Learn to ride better, faster, safer!!! Jason Pridmore's Star Motorcycle School
"Come out to the coast. We'll get together. Have a few laughs..."
ZRX-1200 - 2001 - with a few mods; 32,500 miles and counting![]()
SV-650 2003 - track bike :-)
http://www.orientexpress.com - where I work & http://www.hudsonvalleymotorcycles.com - where I used to work
Ohlins new are less than that for sure... at full list price too.
Wilburs I think is related to HyperPro, but I may be wrong. I thought they were made in Holland, Monaco is news to me. If you are getting them to be different, then why not. You might also consider a set of Penske shocks or a set of WP's for that matter.
Overall, I think the Ohlins offer the best combination of improved control, ride, and feel, while still being quite affordable too.
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Steve516 - Go GREEN or GO HOME!!!
Learn to ride better, faster, safer!!! Jason Pridmore's Star Motorcycle School
"Come out to the coast. We'll get together. Have a few laughs..."
ZRX-1200 - 2001 - with a few mods; 32,500 miles and counting![]()
SV-650 2003 - track bike :-)
http://www.orientexpress.com - where I work & http://www.hudsonvalleymotorcycles.com - where I used to work
Wilbers shock? I thought that was when he first heard Mr Ed talk.
Hello from germany to all ZRX guys.... these shocks are made in germany from manufacturer "Wilbers racing suspension". Here in europe wilbers is the number one name on racetracks by motorcycle races. The products are very expensive but also very good. Many bikers here say same quality as öhlins shocks. More information you get at www.wilbers.de, but sorry, only in german language. Wilbers have tuned up my ZRX shocks with blue coloured progressive springs, better suspension under hard conditions.
Greetings to all american ZRX bikers and sorry for my bad english...![]()
Know its an old thread but just had Wilburs fitted to mine and they are mounted the same as in the pic above, reason for this is the adjustersfor compression are at such an angle that if fitted "conventionally" you wouldnt be able to get a screwdriver in to adjust them without having to remove the plastics off the tail. that said done in conjunction with linear springs and decent oil, have transformed the handling of me ZRX. i am well chuffed with it.
rob