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Post by hursty900 on Aug 14, 2015 21:11:09 GMT
Does anyone know if a fazer thousand rear shock fits, i know it has a piggy back reservoir but it looks a possibility? Failing that, does anything but a fazer 600 fit? They must all be as tired as my Divvie one now surely? I cant spend £150+ when the whole bike only cost me £500...! Ta muchly
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Post by m40man on Aug 15, 2015 17:46:04 GMT
Does anyone know if a fazer thousand rear shock fits ... Not that I know of. Unfortunately, it usually follows that if a bike only cost £500, you have to be prepared to spend on it to keep it on the road. Be grateful you didn't spend more, only to find the same need! |
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Post by bluevinny on Aug 15, 2015 21:40:05 GMT
... Failing that, does anything but a fazer 600 fit? They must all be as tired as my Divvie one now surely? I cant spend £150+ when the whole bike only cost me £500...! Ta muchly They probably are, but pick one up from the 600 for less than £50 here (seller accepts offers) then get it rebuilt for about £60. I did that about 18 months ago, been fine since. Good luck. |
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Post by chris900divvy on Aug 16, 2015 15:17:27 GMT
Does anyone know if a fazer thousand rear shock fits, i know it has a piggy back reservoir but it looks a possibility? Failing that, does anything but a fazer 600 fit? They must all be as tired as my Divvie one now surely? I cant spend £150+ when the whole bike only cost me £500...! Ta muchly The Fazer 600 shock I fiited to mine seemed fine really, with it kept on the highest preload I don't have much to complain about really seems nice and firm to me. I'm sure a brand new £150 aftermarket shock would be better but a £20 shock from a bike which has only covered 20k miles seems perfectly fine to me particularly given how long the original shock was on the bike (well over 100k!) |
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