The Suzuki DR thread.

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I picked up a used Cogent Mojave shock that BOL put me in too Andi , it's a massive improvement to the bike, probably the best mod I have done so far 👍

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PHILinFRANCE wrote: Mon Nov 20, 2017 9:42 pm I did Andi and it's 100% , proper smile machine :P

That hill is a baby Steve , next time you're over i'll take you to the big un :twisted:
Is that the one that runs under the power lines Phil ?? 😳
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Thats big Sarge but the new ones just silly :twisted:
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Re: The Suzuki DR thread.

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Ive gone and ordered some Wilbers front shock springs from revs suspension ,,,,, hopefully they will fit as the website only lists up to 2000
Is there any recommended company local the Manchester that refurbs shocks?
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KAIS Suspention Atherton & TW Suspention Preston get good reviews?
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Cheers bud I shall have a look 8-)
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I replaced my rear shock with a Nitron unit, the difference is very noticeable. In the front I used Cogent DDC's (drop down cartridges) and Eibach straight rate springs, like the rear the difference is night and day.
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Re: The Suzuki DR thread.

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Been away for a few days and look what arrived

Image20171121_102630 by Philip Parkinson, on Flickr

Image20171121_102658 by Philip Parkinson, on Flickr

New front disc and Kwaka book and original blinkers

Thought i'd best get a new disc after seeing this :roll:

Image20171121_112458 by Philip Parkinson, on Flickr

Then this on the old ones

Image20171121_112431 by Philip Parkinson, on Flickr

How hard could it be ??????????????????????????

Well one bolt came out , the rest needed a gental persuading

Image20171121_110235 by Philip Parkinson, on Flickr

So needed a tool or 3 more :lol: .........................;notice the specialist tool in the centre :twisted:

Image20171121_112149 by Philip Parkinson, on Flickr

Got it sorted in the end , went to pump the brakes back up only to find it full of air !!! so off with the res cap to bleed it through and bugger me the Cylinder Reservoir properbuggered !!! so got onto Wemoto and ordered on

http://images.wemoto.com/full/BRAKE_MAS ... 063424.jpg
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Heat is your friend with rotor bolts Phil, a couple of mins wit a blow lamp and they come out easy.......but a hammer works as well but will require new bolts 😫👍

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Re: The Suzuki DR thread.

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Phil I thought the front master cylinder gave up on the TET ......about the same time as the frame cracked !

As Sarge says, a bit of heat is better than a hammer and chisel on reluctant bolts, but old habits die hard eh ..... :lol:
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