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Tlr 250 Shocks

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Apart from Falcon and Rock shocks any other ones worth fitting? Not sure how much Falcons are now but the R/shocks seem a lot at

I have a pair of the alloy Rockshocks fitted to my twinshock and they have been Superb,i had Falcons fitted before these and i prefer the Rockshocks not only because they seem lighter and look better but they work really well and no leaks which is the main thing as far as i am concerned, well worth the money.

in the budget section; I've tried both NJB Clubman and Betor shocks on my TL125. The NJB's were just over

Motomike,

I was just about to get a pair of alloy body Falcon shocks (as a Christmas present to myself), but after your indication of a change should I wait for a good change or buy them quickly because it will be a bad change??

Also, where can I found out more details about Rockshocks?

David

Motomike,

I was just about to get a pair of alloy body Falcon shocks (as a Christmas present to myself), but after your indication of a change should I wait for a good change or buy them quickly because it will be a bad change??

Also, where can I found out more details about Rockshocks?

David

Falcons have been the benchmark for some time now,even with there problem of leaking

after about a year .

The new alloy bodied rockshocks can be rebuilt,realy look the part ,seem to work well,

cost less.

I guess the test will be ,what they are like in 12 months time.

Try ours, chrome bodies, progresive springs, soft damping, alloy mountings, universal joints, fine thread adjustment, lighter by far than any other shocks of its kind on the market today as used by all the top french and spanish champions, not had any back for rebuild in over 3 yrs of sales todate and only

I have had the alloy rockshocks on my TLR most of this season and they are that good i am now selling these to the trials fraternity the cost is

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Try ours, chrome bodies, progresive springs, soft damping, alloy mountings, universal joints, fine thread adjustment, lighter by far than any other shocks of its kind on the market today as used by all the top french and spanish champions, not had any back for rebuild in over 3 yrs of sales todate and only
Apart from Falcon and Rock shocks any other ones worth fitting? Not sure how much Falcons are now but the R/shocks seem a lot at

Motomike,

I was just about to get a pair of alloy body Falcon shocks (as a Christmas present to myself), but after your indication of a change should I wait for a good change or buy them quickly because it will be a bad change??

Also, where can I found out more details about Rockshocks?

David

If you want to see at a pair,I have a new pair you are welcome to look at. one hour down

the road though?

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