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uncle porry 27-Jan-2005 19:52

showa shock service
 
anyone know where i can get my rear showa shock serviced ? its sprung a leak :(
thanks all

madmav 27-Jan-2005 19:55

uncle p! not sure it can be,

nelly shazzam or someone enlighten me please

TP 27-Jan-2005 19:56

Mine was, I got it serviced at HM Racing in Kent. A bit far from you though ...

Col996s 27-Jan-2005 21:19

Quote:

Originally posted by uncle porry
anyone know where i can get my rear showa shock serviced ? its sprung a leak :(
thanks all


Was this caused when you were bumped up the rear?

FiscusFish 27-Jan-2005 21:30

Quote:

Originally posted by tp-996
Mine was, I got it serviced at HM Racing in Kent. A bit far from you though ...

Tony, did they just service it or was it "fiddled" with too? How much did it set you back?

Darren

uncle porry 27-Jan-2005 23:33

Quote:

Originally posted by Col996s
Quote:

Originally posted by uncle porry
anyone know where i can get my rear showa shock serviced ? its sprung a leak :(
thanks all


Was this caused when you were bumped up the rear?

no mate, its been like it for a while now...

TP 27-Jan-2005 23:41

Quote:

Originally posted by FiscusFish
Quote:

Originally posted by tp-996
Mine was, I got it serviced at HM Racing in Kent. A bit far from you though ...

Tony, did they just service it or was it "fiddled" with too? How much did it set you back?

Darren

I had the suspension set up at the same time. I sat on it in my leathers and they measured it up etc, ended up having the rear spring replaced.

As for the price, it was around £200 or so, having the front and rear setup, the rear shock serviced and a new spring for the rear.

FiscusFish 28-Jan-2005 00:09

And it made a noticable difference?

TP 28-Jan-2005 00:11

Absolutely, but then my rear shock was leaking oil ...

I felt like the front was pushing all the time and that was a combination of tyre wear and the forks being too hard etc. I was really disappointed with the handling of a 996 to the point where I was considering shopping it ...

I'm glad I didn't, it's so stable and confidence inspiring now.

RickyX 28-Jan-2005 09:07

Maxton serviced my Showa a few years back. I think it was around £50 ish.

rcgbob44 28-Jan-2005 09:40

Buy a Maxton or Ohlins!

quickrik 28-Jan-2005 11:43

I have a friend who does mine. He used run a bike shop, Ohlins trained, franchised by K-tech. Does it on the side now as a hobby so he won't rip you off. Bit of a find really.

Steve on 07900 691697

or freesteve1989(at)yahoo.co.uk

replace (at) with @

Cheers Rik...

TP 28-Jan-2005 11:48

Great info Rik, well done.

748mart 28-Jan-2005 13:50

Quote:

Originally posted by tp-996
Absolutely, but then my rear shock was leaking oil ...

I felt like the front was pushing all the time and that was a combination of tyre wear and the forks being too hard etc. I was really disappointed with the handling of a 996 to the point where I was considering shopping it ...

I'm glad I didn't, it's so stable and confidence inspiring now.

Tony, did HM Racing do any work on the Front Showa's or did they just make adjustments to the forks ?

TP 28-Jan-2005 13:57

Just a setup, no service or anything like that.

uncle porry 29-Jan-2005 11:43

Quote:

Originally posted by quickrik
I have a friend who does mine. He used run a bike shop, Ohlins trained, franchised by K-tech. Does it on the side now as a hobby so he won't rip you off. Bit of a find really.

Steve on 07900 691697

or freesteve1989(at)yahoo.co.uk

replace (at) with @

Cheers Rik...

cheers, will give him a call :)


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