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New Rear Suspension
Written by chorizoneggs on 10/12/2010 at 11:11 pm

I bought works shocks and like them a lot overall. I say that cause any shock
has a little compromise unless you spend big bucks. I ordered mine for my weight
and a passenger 10% of the time. Trunk not loaded and just me at slow speeds I
feel the dots on the highway somewhat but handle good. At high speeds they
really perform and when loaded with a passenger smooth as silk and handle
admirably at speed. Sometimes I wish I ordered the next weight down but I'm 240#
and the next lowest is 175#. However Ive yet to bottom out.
Thats

--- In ipcrc@yahoogroups.com, Juan Antonio Goula <juang@...> wrote:
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> On Oct 12, 2010, at 11:13 , oregoncoastbear wrote:
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> > Howdy, I've got an '89 PC800 and am in need of a new rear suspension. My
rear tire recently rubbed through the back trunk and it's bottoming out a lot.
> >
> > Can anyone suggest the best kind replacement that will support an XXL rider?
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> It mostly depends on your budget:
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> $$$$ - OEM replacement - Why buy these when you can improve over stock?
http:// www.servicehonda.com
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> $$$$ - Works Performance - Custom built to your specs
http://www.worksperformance.com/html/street.html
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> $$$ - Hagon - Heavy duty to begin with, most riders need to specify the
softer spring http://www.davequinnmotorcycles.com/
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> Good luck!
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>
> Juan Goula
> Fairbanks, Alaska
> --
> '90 PC800 - "Hobbes"
> '90 XL600V - "Roswell"
> '97 VMX1200 - "Silver Surfer"
> '07 DR650SE - "Darth Marmot"
> '07 Phazer FX - "Spike"
> '07 Phazer Mt Lt - "Stretch"
>