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Tlr Shocks

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has anyone tried a modified swinginf arm on a 250 or 200 to allow shorter shocks to be used by positioning the shocks closer to the swinging arm pivot.

I have a spare swinging arm and I am looking at trying this with some betors or similar, there is less chance of these shorter shocks bending if/when the bike falls over and the shock ends up lying on a rock!

hi i bought some falcons for my tl and i abused that bike to hell and back and the shocks were 4 inches bigger than standard so if i didant bend them i really dont think you will (my shocks were falcons made to what i needed and were

Cant comment on the swing arm idea but :agree: about the Betors. Talking to a guy the other day who was waxing lyrical about his new Falcons but i would sooner have a set of Betors and almost three new rear tyres for the price he paid for his alloy bodied Falcons.

I know which option would beenifit me most in Trials.

Then again i am crap and need all the help i can get :blush:

Got my hands on a pair of the BPS shocks this week,

Alloy eyes with steel body

they seem to be well made.

but have not tried them yet.

I do believe they are

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i really dont think you will (my shocks were falcons made to what i needed and were

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