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might as well get these
Go ride the bike. If the shocks are bagged out and not working for you and your riding style then upgrade. I've known, believe it or not, to ride mine a bit aggressively from time to time and my old stock shocks work just. Remember back in the day these motorcycles were some of the best handling around. If the shocks haven't pucked anything out they should work just fine. Only way to tell if they work or not is to go ride it. Only way to tell if the new shocks work better is to figure out if the old shocks aren't doing the job.You guys are killing me...am I wrong here?? How many times have I read right here in gsr that you should upgrade your suspension?? That 30 year old shocks are no longer doing their job and that they didn't really do a good job in the first place??
Help a brother out here would ya??
Learn me..
