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Are GS1000 air rear shocks better than GS1100G standard shocks

  • Thread starter Thread starter Colin Green
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The GS1000 chain drive shocks pictured are aftermarket. They will not directly bolt up to any shaft drive GS (including your 1100G) without some modification. The bottom mounts are the clevis type, while the shaft drives use a standard eye mount. Dar
 
Thanks. I had figured I could do the mod if there was likely to be a performance gain
 
TeamDar said:
The GS1000 chain drive shocks pictured are aftermarket. They will not directly bolt up to any shaft drive GS (including your 1100G) without some modification. The bottom mounts are the clevis type, while the shaft drives use a standard eye mount. Dar
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No and yes mate,
Those shocks are standard on the GS1000ET around these parts.
They perform ok, not sure if they would be an upgrade though, there must be a reason they were only fitted for one year.
The G would need to be modified for them to fit, not sure I would bother for those shocks.
Cheers
 
KiwiGS said:
No and yes mate,
Those shocks are standard on the GS1000ET around these parts.
They perform ok, not sure if they would be an upgrade though, there must be a reason they were only fitted for one year.
The G would need to be modified for them to fit, not sure I would bother for those shocks.
Cheers
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Thanks, that was the sort of advice I was after. I see you have an ET... maybe you can use them. They seem like a good buy at $50 NZ
 
Yeah mate for that money they arent a bad buy.
Like I said they work alright, but *I* don't like the way they look.
I am saving my $$$ for some others.
Cheers
 
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