rudders
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The rear shock on my 2010 1200gs is leaking. Does anyone know if they can be repaired and of anyone who repairs them.
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marcopol
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rudders
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Thanks for the info, I will contact them and let you know the results
rudders
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Thanks for the help decided to go with firefox in the end. they have quoted £189 for full rebuild with 12 months warranty. Regards to Pukmeister and Marcopol for their valuable assistance
marcopol
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marcopol
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Hi there,
It is £110 to rebuild that shock absorber.
We can get it done within a week, but usual time frame is between 1-2 weeks.
Give us a call if you like so we can discuss your requirements and work around your needs,
Kind regards
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pberrey
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I expect it is the difference between ESA and non-ESA shocks.
You can also use MCT in Stowmarket. They just quoted me £89 + Vat and carriage for an ESA shock service (Showa). To replace a leaking seal may cost a bit more due to parts.
Bendy toy
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Servicing usually means new seals, but a worn piston rod would push up the costs. The OP could remove/refit the ESA parts himself and save some money and maybe some postage.
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