complete aftermarket shock?

[smokin1]

Anyone know how much a complete rear shock would cost from progressive or another comparative company? Just bolt on and go!!!!

[davidvan]

Anyone know how much a complete rear shock would cost from progressive or another comparative company? Just bolt on and go!!!!

Here you go.. this is a post I was apart of on another forum..

http://www.odsc.on.ca/phpbb/viewtopic.php?t=8967

[dldeano]

Progressive shows one on their website...420 series I believe.

http://progressivesuspension.com/prod_search.aspx

Search the above link for your year, but they do show something for mine (2001 model). For the KLR's they offer the same shock in an HD (heavy duty application).

[Navaho6]

Progressive shows one on their website...420 series I believe.

http://progressivesuspension.com/prod_search.aspx

Search the above link for your year, but they do show something for mine (2001 model). For the KLR's they offer the same shock in an HD (heavy duty application).

A new shock will be about the same cost as a respring/revalve job on the stock DR unit - $460. But if the valving isn't what you want on the new unit, you have to pay someone to adjust it. However, if you buy a new one, you can (maybe) sell the stocker for a few bucks. The real question would be - which one is better?

[brianwheelies]

The Progressive 420 shock has the same adjustments as stock, except it does hot have the adjustable mounting position on the bottom like stock.

[LukasM]

I bought a Wilbers shock, IIRC its rebound adjustable. They are about $500 or so in Europe (€420). Not mounted yet but it is supposed to be very good.

You can also get them fully adjustable etc. I posted the info on Advrider and on here as all I think.

Lukas