Slightly off topic: noleen shock mystery

[orange]

Can anyone tell me if this shock on my San Andreas
http://s100.photobucket.com/albums/m10/orange71_2006/?action=viewĪt=SanAndreasshock.jpg&refPage=&imgAnch=imgAnch1

is a Noleen as per this picture:

http://s100.photobucket.com/albums/m10/orange71_2006/?action=viewĪt=isthistheshockonmysanandreas.jpg&refPage=&imgAnch=imgAnch2

The decals have been removed from the one on my San Andreas and always wondered what it was. I only spotted the Noleen shock on Ebay after reading messages left on this forum recently.


Sorry - you'll have to copy the whole URL into your browser as for some reason it's cutting it off halfway along showing you the same image for both.

[Carbon_Angus]

my best guess from looking at the photos would be....yes.

if you are looking for a replacement....get a Risse (if you can)

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try using http://tinyurl.com/ if you want....... it makes l-o-n-g links tiny....hehehe

[jimbo]

Those look like X-Fusion shocks.  I believe they made the Noleen labeled shock for the 2002 Disco Monkey.  My friend has a 2002 Disco and his shock does not look my my real Noleen from the 2000 Evo.

X-Fusion probably made the shock but were labeled Noleen.

http://www.x-fusion-shox.com/

[shovelon]

X-Fusion probably made the shock but were labeled Noleen.

http://www.x-fusion-shox.com/

Think back, late '90s. Noleen was state of the art for bike shocks. Que Pasa?

Terry

[jimbo]

Think back, late '90s. Noleen was state of the art for bike shocks. Que Pasa?

Terry

Meant DNM not X-Fusion.  DNM  made shocks for U.S. OEM in the early 90s.  I know the 2002 Disco Monkey had a DNM (not X-Fusion) shock labeled Noleen.  Don't know about early than that.