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Topic: 857 rear shock replacement question (Read 2320 times)
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857 rear shock replacement question
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December 23, 2003, 08:28:10 am »
What's the best bet on replacing the rear shock on a Proflex 857? I have a lead on a Stratos shock, but it has eyelets at both ends. Can I convert it to the fixed cone end myself, or should I bag it and send my Noleen in for repair? I think its the NR1 or 2.
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Re: 857 rear shock replacement question
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Call them and see. You need a tail to fit to the strut, don't know if you can put one on after though
Risse is the same way..
they fit with a cone adapter
Risse or Stratos best aftermarket for that 857 frame
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Re: 857 rear shock replacement question
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I would agree. The Risse shock range all fit the 857 and you getb a great choice of weight vs functionality. however, they do cost quite a bit. A super light shock on an 857 frame makes for a seriously lightweight XC FS bike.
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Re: 857 rear shock replacement question
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April 06, 2004, 02:51:39 pm »
I just read in one of the newest posts that Bill Larson or something like that can get us the Risse Genesis for US$160. Is that for real? Is he someone at Risse, or...? The listed price is $198, how does one go about getting a deal like that?
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i thought the bill larssen post had a link or contact no too. I think he is a bike shop.Have you checked with
on the possibillity of converting the stratos that you have seen?
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