Looks like one of my front shocks is starting to leak. Can anybody piont me in the right direction as to a web site that will assist me in rebuilding them?[img]i/expressions/face-icon-small-happy.gif[/img][img]i/expressions/face-icon-small-mad.gif[/img][img]i/expressions/face-icon-small-shocked.gif[/img]

 

i had my rear shock rebuilt and sent the guy my fronts off my 2000, turns out they are not rebuildable. so i got the works triple rates. they got monster travel and are impossible for me to bottom out. anyway check it out but i am pretty sure they are not rebuildable. good luck

 

Yea thats a no-go on the rebuilds for the fronts! What a pain ... Why did they do that ? You can rebuild the rear but not the fronts??

Youll have to save some money and get some Works / Elka / TCS or ?

 

The x shocks are rebuildable i think...

 

If I go to an aftermarket shock , is there one that offers more travel than the others while using the stock a- arms? ( besides the KINGS that I've heard are real pricey).

 

i need to get my rear shock rebuilt, how much did u guys pay to get it done?

Philip

 

Hey Phillip, I just had my rear shock rebuilt by Works Performance in CA. The price for a rebuild of the shock (valve replacement [heart transplant is what it's called] and seals) including over night shipping was 201.70 They did a great job and it makes a huge difference. Here's the page to find them.

 

Could you elaborate as to the difference in your rear shock, what did did you observe? Thanks

 

It soaks up the bumps way better and allows me to run faster. I do mostly high speed trail riding, so soaking the bumps is a biggie. I also have to avoid too high of an impact because i have had knee surgery. Works custom sets the shock for your weight, bike specs, and style of riding, good people that will work with you to get it to you when you need the shock too. I had them send it to me over night for two day air shipping price.