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Old 08-18-2009, 02:56 PM   #1 (permalink)
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what shock?

ok I have read 20+ threads on shocks

so what one 929, 954, F4i?

I'm not paying ohlins $ for a rear shock at this time (kids in braces)


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I am not sure on a sixth gen but I believe it is the same as the 4th and
5th. Here is a good thread. If you have time check out the link I posted in the middle of the thread. CBR929 shock for 5th gen - nice cheap upgrade! Oh yeah cbr 929 shock.
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I'd look for a Penske shock, great shock for the money.
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I put a 2006 f4i shock on my 98 and so far so good. I sent the shock out to have a stiffer spring put on it. You have to shim the top of the shock mount to get a comparable height to the stock one but no big deal. I used a bunch of stainless washers. The back tire is 1/4 higher off the ground than with the stock shock but you can drop the front forks to make up the difference. I love having compression and rebound. This winter I am installing an 05 R1 front end on the bike. Good luck with the bike. Todd
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I'm having a Penske made for my 5th gen. It did wonders for my last bike! And with Penske, there support is FANTASTIC!
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ok I have read 20+ threads on shocks

so what one 929, 954, F4i?

I'm not paying ohlins $ for a rear shock at this time (kids in braces)

Hi all, I am a new member of forum. Would a newcomer be warmly welcome here? Good day you guys!!!
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Of course, and welcome!

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if you go 929 route you need spring and have it revalved for you bike plus you need to make op a bracket or shim it to match lenth of stock shock.
best bet is have stock shock resprung for your weight and revalved as well
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if you go 929 route you need spring and have it revalved for you bike plus you need to make op a bracket or shim it to match lenth of stock shock.
best bet is have stock shock resprung for your weight and revalved as well
Do you have experience with a specific company for this? Or does anyone else?

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Do you have experience with a specific company for this? Or does anyone else?

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I dont but reworking stock shock is prob the route I will go.
I have called a few local places in my area. around 300 bucks seems to be average w/o spring
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