R80g/s shock recommendations

[cbrgaz]

Hi,

I'm currently building a hpn esque replica with a moorespeed extended monolever and wonder if anyone on here can recommend a manufacturer for the shocker?
I need a good shock as I intend to use the bike to do Sandraiders on next year.
If anyone has a good shock gathering dust for an r80g/s then please get in touch.
Thank you in advance.

Garry

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[Kenny]

Hi,

I'm currently building a hpn esque replica with a moorespeed extended monolever and wonder if anyone on here can recommend a manufacturer for the shocker?
I need a good shock as I intend to use the bike to do Sandraiders on next year.
If anyone has a good shock gathering dust for an r80g/s then please get in touch.
Thank you in advance.

Garry

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Gary, you need to subscribe for wanted goods etc etc

 

[Mad Hatter]

Hi,

I'm currently building a hpn esque replica with a moorespeed extended monolever and wonder if anyone on here can recommend a manufacturer for the shocker?
I need a good shock as I intend to use the bike to do Sandraiders on next year.
If anyone has a good shock gathering dust for an r80g/s then please get in touch.
Thank you in advance.

Garry

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I used Wilber’s for both my paralever specials, one road one off-road. Very impressed.

 

[tuftywhite]

I have a Wilburs for an extended Mono if you're interested. Was supplied by Mr Moore himself.

He also did my shaft and swinging arm.

PM me and we can discuss price etc.

 

[Nin]

I have a Wilburs for an extended Mono if you're interested. Was supplied by Mr Moore himself.

He also did my shaft and swinging arm.

PM me and we can discuss price etc.

I had one of these fitted to my Mono special - it’s an excellent shock and designed specifically by Mr Moore (who’s a stickler) to perfectly suit the extended monolever setup.

You can’t really get anything better.

 

[tuftywhite]

I even have an alternative spring to go with it as supplied by Revs Racing, the go to Wilbers specialists at the time.