Rear shocks

[egent]

I was looking on fleebay the other day, and came across these shocks. Does anyone know anything about these shocks, will they work on our vintage GS, or is it now worth the cost of the international shipping?

Thanks,

[hampshirehog]

I think they look quite nice.....unfortunately thay are junk - made for cheapo Chinese mopeds. You get what you pay for I suppose.

[Tarbash 27]

They look fancy, thats about it.

[SqDancerLynn1]

They look decient, MUCH better than the Emogo. Show them mounted on a V max. Who Knows ? WHo wants to be the guinipig and try them

[STANDIGGITY]

i might have to guineapig these.. they look to be made pretty decent and can't be too horrible.

[posplayr]

Hey let us know

I'm real close but don't have to have them. I counted 5 positive e-bay reviewers that had purchased them. Apparently they are shipped without Nitrogen. You have to find a shop to fill them

Pos

[ThAzKat]

If I wasn't going to a monoshock setup I would consider just because of price.

[Tarbash 27]

You get what you pay for. I would never trust these things, they look like they would snap off at the bottom if you hit a big enough bump. I would rather ride with blown out stock shocks.

[steve murdoch]

Read this thread first.

http://www.thegsresources.com/_forum/showthread.php?t=133728&highlight=shocks

[flyingace]

You can get the low-end units from Progressive for around $200. Why take a chance for $70? Shocks are about what happens on the inside, not the paint.

[Pearson]

Besides you wouldn't want to "incincrate" them because they "run" on nitrogen.