[mads_klr650] shocks

[konkel_25]

does anyone know where i can find a high comp. piston for my 86 klr 600 thanks

[Devon]

stingray@... wrote:

> Works Performance makes a couple of shocks for the KLR, and > every one they sell is custom-tuned for the rider's weight and riding > style. Prices start at $489 for a standard shock/spring, to $539 for a > remote reservoir, and max at $659 for a remote reservoir with adjustable > rebound damping. (Adjustable compression isn't available on the KLR > shocks.) I've got the last model, although it was at least $100 cheaper > when I bought it a few years ago. They're located in Canoga Park, CA > for you local boys.

I have the same shock you do. I might go up from a 400 to a 450lb spring, but all in all I really like it. I rode a 60mi enduro on Sunday, and experienced NO fade or other problems with the rear suspension. I got my Works shock from gps-suspension.com. I might have Gary (owner of GPS) try and work on a stock KLR shock and see what he can do with it. Devon

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