January 10, 200719 yr I've said it before and i'll say it again. 3 new rear tyres are more benefit than a fancy pair of rear shocks. Better to fit a pair of Betors and get two new rear tyres than one pair of alloy Falcons. Of course thats assuming you are spending your OWN money
January 10, 200719 yr Author I took the plunge and ordered a set of NJB Expert shock. I decided they were best suited to my purpose this time after speaking to NJB, Graham Guppy (who still sells Betors) and Sammy Miller's. The primary reason for chosing NJB's over Betors was the 12mm damper rod compared to the 11mm rod - I have had problems with my Falcon shocks bending before, hence the modification to using shorter shocks in the first place. The Falcons worked well before I bent them & service from them was excellent. I have tried a bike with NJB's before and was impressed - lets hope they work for me...... Lets face it a set of shocks from the front of a scooter would probably do me! At least with the NJB's I will finally have 'Expert' written on my bike or licence. Thanks for the comments
January 11, 200719 yr I have a set of B.P.S shocks on my majesty, they were new on when I purchased the bike. They work really well and I am very pleased. I understand they are widely used in France and Spain by a lot of riders on a variety of bikes, and a leading well know rider had a lot of input in their developement. Have no idea on the technical side but have a look at the web site. www.bps-eng.com
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