motorcycle shocks on manx

dubbill Officially Full-On Dubber

336 posts · joined Jul 2005 · 28 May 2006, 1:36 am

#493557

with the manx bieng soo light i was tinkering with the thought of some big bike shockies maybe cr 500 shocks somethin with a res- carbon charged wadda ya rekon excellent travel ,adjustable coilovers, very light, rebuildable

also i have a set of old konis off a bus who rebuilds these suckers

Wag67 Wolfsburg Wizard

469 posts · joined Jan 2004 · 28 May 2006, 11:18 am

#493622

A freind that raced a class 2 buggy used bike shocks and remote caninsters on the front . don't know what they would be like on the rear

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Kimbo Officially Full-On Dubber

207 posts · joined Jan 2005 · 27 Jun 2006, 2:26 pm

#505485

dubbill - where're you based ? I've got a mate who runs a Land Rover spares shop and is also the SA agent for Konis and can rebuild them, I believe

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shaihulud Custom Title Time!

1,448 posts · joined Nov 2005 · 2 Jul 2006, 9:44 pm

#507314

Bruce Meyers reccommends that you get a set of new standard Beetle shockers and they you dilute the fluid in them. If you U2U me with your snail mail address I will send you a copy of the article in the Manx Mania magazine. He reccommend that for the front and standard Beetle shockers on the rear.

For a couple of years I fitted set of half worn Beetle shockers on the front and standards on the rear. I finished up with new standarsd all round, which worked well. A VW shop or wrecker will let you rummage through the old shockers box for a matched set that has about half the resistance of new ones. They will be really cheap.