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Technoflex - anyone have one or tried their shocks?

  1. 05-30-03, 08:57 AM #1
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    Technoflex - anyone have one or tried their shocks?

    Just ordered a replacement shock for the bike I am rebuilding from rubble... In any case, technoflex was one of the only aftermarket shocks still available for this bike (short of a $800 kick to the head from ohlins)

    Check em out at:
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    Any thoughts?

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    Technoflex - anyone have one or tried their shocks?

    Found some info, but it mostly applies to VFR's... looks like the technoflex shock is a popular rear replacement for VFR owners.. Euro mags rate it better than Ohlins at 1/2 the cost, so you VFR owners should check it out

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    Technoflex - anyone have one or tried their shocks?

    Wow, hi-low speed adjustment. That's pretty hi-tech. Ohlins and Penske only just came out with that last year. Seems like these are a quality item. make sure they set it up with the right spring for your weight.

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    Technoflex - anyone have one or tried their shocks?

    They have all my specs...

    They certainly seem like the real deal... Just wonder why they haven't caught on here. I mean this is a high quality remote resevoir shock, with immense adjustability, high low speed settings, and for less than $550... thats a bargain in my book..

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