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Wilbers fitted at around 36,000 miles. Now at around 90,000, units both serviced once. Use includes Alaska last year with a fare bit of dirt roading, a few off road trips plus low level flying and at least one not so low flight in Northumberland a couple of months ago (which also probably killed the original battery with a very hard landing).

So if you really like to use your Wilbered 1150 hard keep an eye on the lower mount, I thought at first it was just a knackered bush:blast
 
You were lucky.

Baz's 1150 had Wilbers on and snapped his paralever in Mongolia!
The reason though was the bottom shock bolt snapped first as had mine.
 
You were lucky.

Baz's 1150 had Wilbers on and snapped his paralever in Mongolia!
The reason though was the bottom shock bolt snapped first as had mine.

I guess it's more common than I thought. Mine snapped too. Was probably the rock shelf I dropped off near Sedona, Arizona that did mine in.
 
Surely any shock has a good chance of snapping jumping off anything high ish on an 1150 :nenau
 


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