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99 Techno Rear Shock

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Working on a 99 Techno with an original Paoili shock installed.

There was an extremely thin bushing installed between the lower shock mount and the ears, it was worn through and we ended up destroying it removing this bushing.

Spoke with Mr. Commo, Beta USA and that part comes as part of the rear shock only. He said there was something used on Kawasaki's that folks used but was not sure of part #s or anything.

Anyone else worked on this joint and replaced parts with something non-standard maybe?

Anyone replaced the lower bushing joint in the shock with something?

Any advice on "tightening" this joint appreciated.

I hade a similar issue with a 1997 Techno. Not sure if it is exactly the same? I spoke to a local bearing shop who said that it sounded like a rose joint. They are available in varying sizes and can be pressed into the housing. I would advise speaking to a bearing shop in your area. Hope this helps.

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It is where bolt #165 passes through the bottom of the shock, there are several parts there not called out on the drawing.

I will go by our bearing house and check, they have been more than helpful in the past. Maybe it is something common that I am not realizing.

Thanks Guys.

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