HI Kev SEND ME PM oc ring me on O7 930ll2O5l I will sort it out for youhi I've just bought a 2007 R1200GS with 7000 miles but the bike has been laid up for several years and now the rear shock has dumped its oil, does anyone on here refurb these or is it a new unit, thanks Kev
It doesn't get more economical then that one hundred British pesos including return delivery for all forum members.I have an '06 that has a very bouncy rear shock.
How much does a refurb cost? Looking for a fairly economical fix
It doesn't get more economical then that one hundred British pesos including return delivery for all forum members.
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It doesn't get more economical then that one hundred British pesos including return delivery for all forum members.
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HII've an 08 GSA with 40k miles,suspect a refurb would do only good. Question is ,is the ESA the same and do you calculate for say a heavy guy or is it a sort to original standard fix.
I suspect you might have quite a few more comming your way
(depends on MOT come end of may )
Just had my rear esa shock (from a 2010 twin cam gs) serviced by denz0. Very pleased. It's like a new shock and the service was quick and very reasonably priced. Denz0 is a great chap and highly recommended by me.
I had trouble refitting the lower part of the shocky till realising there's a bush that needs to be pressed over to allow clearance. No mention of that in my Haynes.
HIHi Dezo just BMW shocks or any brand as I was thinking of refurbing my DR650?
It doesn't get more economical then that one hundred British pesos including return delivery for all forum members.
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