Banshee Works Shocks
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I assume your getting these from someone used ,not from Works themselves. Before getting them I would call Works to make sure the lengths match up.
Works builds a shock that is matched to the rider. If you are the same weight as that rider and you do the same type of riding and the length is the same from Banshee to Warrior I would say Works shocks will blow your mind compared to the shocks on the Warrior which where developed in the late '80's.[img]i/expressions/face-icon-small-cool.gif[/img]
Works builds a shock that is matched to the rider. If you are the same weight as that rider and you do the same type of riding and the length is the same from Banshee to Warrior I would say Works shocks will blow your mind compared to the shocks on the Warrior which where developed in the late '80's.[img]i/expressions/face-icon-small-cool.gif[/img]
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I agree...I use works triples on my banshee. If the shocks you want to get are valved for your weight...and the length is right for the warrior. You will see the difference in the first set of whoops you try to hit. It is night and day. At least it was for me with the stock pogo-sticks that come on the banshee.
Most people now-a-days are sold on the elka band wagon...But don't take the works shocks too lightly...they perform very well.
On another note though...If you are using stock arms and the shocks are too long. You might see a very stiff ride.
Most people now-a-days are sold on the elka band wagon...But don't take the works shocks too lightly...they perform very well.
On another note though...If you are using stock arms and the shocks are too long. You might see a very stiff ride.
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