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Gas Gas Rear Shock

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hi, are gas gas rear shocks rebuildable? can anyone recommend someone who repairs them or do i have to pawn the

family silver and buy a new one? it's for a 2000 txt321 cheers.

Depends which shock. I had a Sachs (supposedly not rebuildable) which a clever lad rebuilt for me.

Answer, take it to a decent suspension tech and ask them.

Depends which shock. I had a Sachs (supposedly not rebuildable) which a clever lad rebuilt for me.

Answer, take it to a decent suspension tech and ask them.

Sometimes, if a shock has lost pressure (and supposedly is not rebuildable) the upper body can be drilled and tapped for a Schrader valve, the oil changed and the shock re-filled with fresh Nitrogen. The seals rely on pressure to work and if the seal failure is not due to a nicked shaft, it will be good again, for a while anyway.

If the shock has been run without adequate oil, the internals will be worn due to lack of lubrication and the shock is essentially junk.

Jon

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