955i Daytona Rear Shock.

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  1. Southern995Nick

    Southern995Nick Well it started like this....

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    #1 Southern995Nick, Dec 13, 2017
    Hi fellow Triumph Garagistes(As in very clever, and very British in doing things. ie, repairing broken things, with other broken things, and not moving out to the workshop until tea number 2 is in the cup.).

    Is there any other shock that fits the gen2, or is it, simply fit one of those sexy, exotic, work of art, highly expensive ones from Maxton, ohlins, Wilber etc..
    Or shall I just clean it, inspect it, replace the rusted spring, with one rated more for the Comfortable man, and just refit and forget it, until next winter, then probably do it all again...
     
  2. Sprinter

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    #2 Sprinter, Dec 13, 2017
    Why not see if it can be rebuilt.I replaced a Sprint RS shock with a Hagon and I loved it.
     
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  3. chuk

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    #3 chuk, Dec 13, 2017
    check rebuild costs first as it may be expensive the hagons are well rated and cost effective,my zrx1100 was cheaper to replace than rebuild you maybe the same,if upgrading nitron shocks are excellent and not as dear as some others.
     
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  4. t552

    t552 Senior Member

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    #4 t552, Dec 14, 2017
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    YSS every time. Much better than hagon
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    t552 Senior Member

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    #5 t552, Dec 14, 2017
    I can get a bit of discount on YSS.
    If you choose this option give me a pm

    I would even consider doing suss linkages and hub while apart, there rarely get done but should be every 2 years.
     
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  6. Southern995Nick

    Southern995Nick Well it started like this....

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    #6 Southern995Nick, Dec 14, 2017
    I'll be having a look at condition of shock/linkages and hub once its all apart.. hope to get on it soon, and then have some time to look at what is needed, and go from there.. but, great info so far.. many thanks!
     
  7. t552

    t552 Senior Member

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    #7 t552, Dec 15, 2017
    Reg Recs give many problems on this model. If its not been done may be worth changing it to a MOSFET type.
     
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  8. Southern995Nick

    Southern995Nick Well it started like this....

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    #8 Southern995Nick, Dec 16, 2017
    its just had a Reg/Rec, last owner spent a fair few pennys on the bike tbh.
     
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