Shock prices

[Mark 1004]

I have been looking up shock prices, but it is hard to find them in one place. Please post the prices for the models that you know about and I will add them to this list. Feel free to correct me. Thanks.

Bitubo http://www.pjsparts.com/catalog/prod...oducts_id=3215
WMB02: $390 (P/N K0039WMB02) -Twin shock absorbers mono-chamber type, with a oil/gas separating piston, nitrogen pressurized, Shock body in high resistance steel alloy, both upper and lower attachments fully CNC machined from the top quality billet aluminum alloy. -Adjuster: spring preload with micro-metric adjustment ring -Springs available in two colors: 02 black springs - 03 chrome springs
WME02: $445 (P/N K0039WME02) Same as the WMB02 but with hydraulic rebound adjustment.
WMT01: $780 (P/N K0039WMT01) -Pair of rear shock absorbers with separate tank, compensated by pressurized gas (Nitrogen). Specific calibration for each motorcycle model. -Shock absorber body in high resistance steel alloy, with head in aluminum alloy fashioned from a single block by CNC Machine. -Adjustability: Micro-metric metal ring for spring preload. Rebound (continuous ring) Compression (clicking knob on the top of separate tank) -Springs available in two colors: 02 black springs - 03 chrome springs

Hagon http://www.davequinnmotorcycles.com
The Pound £ is down and so are our prices! We're taking advantage of the strong Dollar and slashing prices to 2007 levels.
#1 CHROME SLIMLINE SPRING $194.00
#2 BLACK SLIMLINE SPRING $194.00
#3 CHROME WIDELINE SPRING $194.00
#4 CLASSIC I - BLACK SLIMLINE SPRING STAINLESS TOP SHROUD $240.00
#5 CLASSIC I - CHROME SLIMLINE SPRING STAINLESS TOP SHROUD $240.00
#6 CLASSIC I - BLACK WIDELINE SPRING STAINLESS TOP SHROUD $240.00
(Selected spring rates only)
#7 CLASSIC I - CHROME WIDELINE SPRING STAINLESS TOP SHROUD $240.00
#8 CLASSIC II - FULL SHROUDS-STAINLESS UPPERS & LOWERS $279.00
for SLIMLINE SPRINGS
#9 CLASSIC III - FULL STAINLESS SHROUDS-BLACK PAINTED UPPERS & POLISHED LOWERS $279.00
for SLIMLINE SPRINGS

Ikon http://www.ikonsuspension.com
Ikon 7610-1507
* 4 position externally adjustable rebound with just a finger touch
* Spring seat adjustable in three positions
* Progressive Spring
* Chrome finished body
* Rebuildable
$329.50
Ikon 7614-1507
* 4 position externally adjustable rebound with just a finger touch
* Screw thread spring seat adjustment.
* Progressive Spring
* Light-weight Aluminium body
* Gas pressurised
* Rebuildable
$405.50

The 7610-1507 cost $285 / pair.
The 7614-1507 cost $385 / pair.
This is a "price war" price I'm currently engaged in with another Ikon importer. It won't last very long, I believe. The prices normally would be $325/ $410.
I give the engineer the rider weight and machine info and he sets them up as needed. If you need any tweaking to these settings, I do charge labor cost @ $80/hr + parts.
Speaking with the engineer may be helpful in avoiding this.
geoff@ikonsuspension.com

Kawasaki Stock $1300 http://www.ronayers.com/ProductDetails/N/687/SKU/623366
14.5 inches long

Progressive http://www.progressivesuspension.com...970/index.html
ZRX not listed but Triumph Thruxton model 970 series with reservoirs is $999.99

Penske
Standard set up which is two single adjustable shocks (rebound only). $1,295.95.
Double adjustable set up (rebound and compression) for $1,895.95.
Either set we would set up for your weight and riding preferences so when the shocks are delivered they are ready to bolt on.

Ohlins http://www.orientexpress.com
Ohlins Suspension Model:OHLYA139 -Dual Shocks/36PRCLB/Piggyback Reservoir/Adjustable Rebound, Compression, Length/Hydraulic Preload Adjuster
$1,529.90

Race Tech www.racetech.com
Race Tech Shocks - Rear G3-S Custom Shocks - Complete
Piggyback Reservoir, Rebound Adjust
Ride Height, No Hydraulic Preload RSSKA 05PRRN $1,349.99

Race Tech’s Gold Valve Shock Kits for Kawasaki ZRX models are $179.99, and shock springs are $119.99. Race Tech springs and mounting collars are about $260.00 plus shipping.
Race Tech Inc., 1501 Pomona Road, Corona, California 92880; (951) 279-6655

Wilbers 632 TS Competition?
Twin-shock with piggyback reservoir $1500? $1,845.00AU
http://www.asr.com.au/products/632ts.php

Works http://www.worksperformance.com/html/street.html
Street Tracker Series w/dual rate springs (black) and threaded pre-load
$519/pair.
Black Tracker Series w/dual rate springs (black) and threaded pre-load
$519/pair.
Billet Tracker Series w/dual rate springs (black) and threaded pre-load
$565/pair.
Racer Piggyback Series w/dual rate springs (black), piggyback finned
reservoir and threaded pre-load @ $805/pair.
Pro Racer Piggyback Series w/dual rate springs (black), piggyback finned
reservoir, adjustable rebound and compression damping and threaded pre-load
$1019/pair.
Pro Series Piggyback w/dual rate springs (black), piggyback smooth
reservoir, adjustable rebound and compression damping and threaded pre-load
$1105/pair.
>Chrome springs are optional on any of the above @ $40/pair.
Works Performance has a 10% discount for ZRXOA members

Y.S.S.www.yssusa.com order
Klause at EPM Performance http://www.epmperf.com
Y.S.S. Z-302 TRL $499.00?
Y.S.S. G-302 TRL $699.00?
Y.S.S. Model RZ 362-360 TRL @ $ 599.00?
Emulsion shock with adjustable rebound damping, threaded pre-load with the C-spanner, and length adjustment of + 10 mm.
Y.S.S. Model RG 362-360 TRCL @ $ 889.00?
Reservoir shock with adjustable rebound and compression damping, threaded pre-load with the C-spanner, and length adjustment of +10 mm.
>The shocks will be sprung to your weight. Warranty – 2 years S&H - $ 25.00

[dba377]

Good thread. I emailed Works and YSS and got the replies copied below. I hope they help.

David

From Works:
ZRX1100 99-00 Pr Rear 14.38" OAL

>Street Tracker Series w/dual rate springs (black) and threaded pre-load @
>$519/pair.

>Black Tracker Series w/dual rate springs (black) and threaded pre-load @
>$519/pair.

>Billet Tracker Series w/dual rate springs (black) and threaded pre-load @
>$565/pair.

>Racer Piggyback Series w/dual rate springs (black), piggyback finned
>reservoir and threaded pre-load @ $805/pair.

>Pro Racer Piggyback Series w/dual rate springs (black), piggyback finned
>reservoir, adjustable rebound and compression damping and threaded pre-load @ $1019/pair.

>Pro Series Piggyback w/dual rate springs (black), piggyback smooth
>reservoir, adjustable rebound and compression damping and threaded pre-load @ $1105/pair.
>
>Chrome springs are optional on any of the above @ $40/pair.

From YSS:
Model RZ 362-360 TRL @ $ 569.00
Emulsion shock with adjustable rebound damping, threaded pre-load with the C-spanner, and length adjustment of + 10 mm.


Model RG 362-360 TRCL @ $ 889.00
Reservoir shock with adjustable rebound and compression damping, threaded pre-load with the C-spanner, and length adjustment of +10 mm.

The shocks will be sprung to your weight.
Warranty – 2 years
Delivery – the items are in stock
S&H - $ 25.00

[Mark 1004]

[dba377]

FWIW, the Race Tech springs and mounting collars are about $260.00 plus shipping.

[Mark 1004]

FYI
I bought the Works Black Tracker. $490 to my door. They are longer than stock, so I unflipped my eccentrics. When I get more miles on them, I will give you a review.

[Racer Gil]

[Mark 1004]

I started a new thread for the review.
http://zrxoa.org/forums/showthread.php?t=235041

[DaddyDave]

I started a new thread for the review.
http://zrxoa.org/forums/showthread.php?t=235041

I guess everyone figured out they can charge more for bike shocks. I purchased the top-end Ohlins in 99' for the 1100 for $600. Now, only 11 years later it's $1500??? (w/shipping/tax)

The raises on all shock prices is not proportional w/other rising pricing. Silliness if you ask me. Get this, back in 77' I bought a GREAT set of S&W shocks for my KZ650 that cost....$69. They stayed on that bike until I sold it in the 90's & they still worked good. Now maybe you know where I'm coming from; bike shocks (today) are priced way way too high.

They are even higher that the MacPherson struts I need for my cage. Think I'll end up w/some Black Trackers as that price is almost reasonable.

[dba377]

I just ordered a pair of these:
YSS Model RZ 362-360 TRL @ $ 569.00
Emulsion shock with adjustable rebound damping, threaded pre-load with the C-spanner, and length adjustment of + 10 mm.

They were $525 shipped to my door. I'll post a ride report once I have 'em and put them on the bike.

[Mark 1004]

Dba377, where did you get them? I will post a link for others on the starting thread.

[dba377]

I gave them a ring. http://www.yssusa.com/order_how.html I already have a tracking number, so there's a chance they might even show up today!

[DaddyDave]

Appears to be a sale going on Ikon's right now. Here's a response to my inquiry:

Hello David,
The 7610-1507 cost $285 / pair.
The 7614-1507 cost $385 / pair.
This is a "price war" price I'm currently engaged in with another Ikon importer. It won't last very long, I believe. The prices normally would be $325/ $410.
I give the engineer the rider weight and machine info and he sets them up as needed. If you need any tweaking to these settings, I do charge labor cost @ $80/hr + parts.
Speaking with the engineer may be helpful in avoiding this.
geoff@ikonsuspension.com
Dave

[dba377]

Of course, this after I just bought YSS shocks. Such is life.

[KWICK]

RaceTech shock springs for the ZRX are not available yet.

[exesspeed]

Of course, this after I just bought YSS shocks. Such is life.

Hi dba

Which YSS shocks did you buy, and what are your findings.

Mark

[dba377]

I bought a pair of these:
YSS Model RZ 362-360 TRL @ $ 569.00
Emulsion shock with adjustable rebound damping, threaded pre-load with the C-spanner, and length adjustment of + 10 mm.

They were $525 shipped to my door. I'll post a ride report once I have 'em and put them on the bike.

They're ok, but not that great. They're either a little undersprung or have no compression damping. Whatever the reason, I have to dial in what I think is a lot of preload to get the sag in range. I think they have three springs and I'm at the upper end of one of the ranges. If I end up keeping the ZRX, I will probably sell them and buy something else. They'd probably be great for a lighter rider (I'm 220-ish). YMMV, of course.

[KWICK]

I bought a pair of these:
YSS Model RZ 362-360 TRL @ $ 569.00
Emulsion shock with adjustable rebound damping, threaded pre-load with the C-spanner, and length adjustment of + 10 mm.

They were $525 shipped to my door. I'll post a ride report once I have 'em and put them on the bike.

They're ok, but not that great. They're either a little undersprung or have no compression damping. Whatever the reason, I have to dial in what I think is a lot of preload to get the sag in range. I think they have three springs and I'm at the upper end of one of the ranges. If I end up keeping the ZRX, I will probably sell them and buy something else. They'd probably be great for a lighter rider (I'm 220-ish). YMMV, of course.

What's the sag with just the bike?
And sag with you onboard?

[Zrex1200au]

Anyone tried Wilbers 632 TS Competition?

They models above & below these, but these look & read up well, especially with a 5year warranty..

Heres the blurb,

Twin-shock with piggyback reservoir

If you are interested in the advantages of separate high- and low-speed compression setting compression settings for your twin-shock equipped motorcycle, you should consider the 632 TS Competition. The milled top of this shock contains divided compression adjustments for 22 variations in high-speed and low-speed. It also serves as a connection to the piggyback reservoir. Even the rebound damping is generously wide, consisting of 22 clicks for optimal fine-tuning. In addition, our wet run and radial piston technology guarantees sensitive reaction characteristics and maximum functionality and durability.

Raising ride height, and Hydraulic Preload Adjustment available for most models

http://www.asr.com.au/products/632ts.php

and a tasty photo

[exesspeed]

I did look at these, and ive been told good things about them to, but ive now ordered the new Ohlins with the different twin chamber piggy back shock's.

Mark

[DaddyDave]

Would like to hear more on these; especially price?

Anyone tried Wilbers 632 TS Competition?

They models above & below these, but these look & read up well, especially with a 5year warranty..

Heres the blurb,

Twin-shock with piggyback reservoir

If you are interested in the advantages of separate high- and low-speed compression setting compression settings for your twin-shock equipped motorcycle, you should consider the 632 TS Competition. The milled top of this shock contains divided compression adjustments for 22 variations in high-speed and low-speed. It also serves as a connection to the piggyback reservoir. Even the rebound damping is generously wide, consisting of 22 clicks for optimal fine-tuning. In addition, our wet run and radial piston technology guarantees sensitive reaction characteristics and maximum functionality and durability.

Raising ride height, and Hydraulic Preload Adjustment available for most models

http://www.asr.com.au/products/632ts.php

and a tasty photo

[Zrex1200au]

DaddyDave,
Here is the e-mail to an importer in the USA
info@epmperf.com the mans name is Klaus.
Price wise, he is offering me a deal @ around $100 more than Ohlins, but you get the extra high & low speed compression dampening.
Mind you ride height adjustment, although available, is not std as on the Ohlins.
Worth looking into as an option.

[Mark 1004]

[KAR101]

Good to know about works giving us members a 10%discount. I will be ording a set soon.

[ticketplease]

Good to know about works giving us members a 10%discount. I will be ording a set soon.

Is WORKS still giving the 10% discount?

[Mark 1004]

for 2013

[DaddyDave]

for 2013

prices have surely gone up/changed?

[Mark 1004]

prices have surely gone up/changed?

Yes, they have. Hagons are much cheaper. If this was a Wiki, you guys could update it yourselves. But it isn't, so help me out if you know something.

[eddy21]

Yes, they have. Hagons are much cheaper. If this was a Wiki, you guys could update it yourselves. But it isn't, so help me out if you know something.

They sure are

[Mark 1004]

They sure are

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Was that on Ben Spies' bike?

[Hopzrx]

Was that on Ben Spies' bike?