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stroker

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chinus said:
he ask "how much did that cost you " so i guess he was asking the rear shock. cos in the first place no one was talking about front shock here ?

ride safe :D
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First off, I think he was asking Phat_Boyd how much did his gazi costed him. Cos you posted the price and he didn't.

Secondly, he also asked about the price of the gazi front forks. So I posted to clarify that the price you posted is for the rear, not for the front. In case he mistaken it as the price for the forks.

Thirdly, both Traxxas and chat master mentioned the front forks quite a couple of times in this thread. Although the tittle says 'Gazi raer shocks", I don't think it should stop anyone from talking about front forks.

Last but not least, you ride safe too. Cheers :D
 
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chinus

New Member
ok i got what you mean . anyway i didnt stop or even try to stop anyone from talking about front shock or other brand shock. sorry for my poor english if i sound like it ........ "dam wat have i done" :oops:

hope this post will clarify . :D \m/ peace
 
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quarantasei

New Member
zamron79 said:
in SGD, how much does a YSS rear sock cost?
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the one i know is selling for around SGD$300+ not inclusive of the gas which come at a different price. this is the fully adjustable yss shocks for spark 135.my honda wave is using the normal yss shocks not fully adjustable cost me SGD$100+ and they work good unlike gazi normal shocks which are crappy.the gazi shocks cost me SGD$90 by the way if u're asking.currently still using stocks for my spark 135.
 
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goff_d_p

Super Veteran
GOZI rear SHOCK

ok, i found this at motorcyclephilippines.com,
Under underbone accessories.

I think this is fake, sold for 3,200Php.
 
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MioBikerBoyz

Super Veteran
Here in Thailand I saw it the other day. The only difference between the above shock is the turn screw which enables you to adjust the pressure. It costs around 190 USD!!!

The standard rear shock with the gas shock cylinder head has the big screw you use with the shock wrench which only costs around 50 USD here. Is that little switch really important?
 
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goff_d_p

Super Veteran
well, yes and no. it depends on the rider. like i have said before in past blogs, my bike is very bumpy at high speeds, so yes the adjustable would be good for my bike at high speeds, when i'm at low speeds my stock shock is perfect. again having the adjustable for the combination would deffenetly work in my favor. I just can't find the YSS or the Gozi with the adjuster here. atlest not yet
 
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khai2717

New Member
so adjustable shocks means adjustable pressure? oooook... hahaha.. i tot adjustable height.. so at high speeds should the shocks be soft or stiff? i only weigh ard 50-55kg (long time nvr weighed myself)..so a non-adjustable gazi shock would be fine right? y is there a need to have an adjustable 1? sorry if i sound irritating by asking alot of questions lately.. still a dumb2... hahahaha....
 
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goff_d_p

Super Veteran
well i found with my bike at high speed the ride is hard on my back, and at slower speed the biek is soft. so with the adjustable i can make the bike softer at high speed so my back dosen't get a pounding.
 
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MioBikerBoyz

Super Veteran
It all depends on the terrain as well. For track riding, high speeds will be great with a solid hard shock. Offroad riding like for the moto-X bikes, use super soft because of the damping pressure inflicted from the jumps and rough terrain.

For our bikes, it all depends what you are doing, if the roads are bad where you travel to and frmo everyday and travel at high speeds, then your rear shock should be tuned to 50-50 pressure hard and soft. If the roads are perfect with no potholes and cracks etc, then adjust it to hard.

Our stock monoshock is quite soft which is good as Yamaha ASEAN regulations had designed and tuned this shock for driving standards in ASIA, which are quite bad as well :) If we were let's say in Europe or America, the shock would be hard but not stiff. And so on and so forth :)
 
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CarroTT

Super Veteran
i dunno why most people said the stock mono is soft

to me its just nice, the damping is just right.
If i can make a better monoshock, i wud just leave the damping and rebound, only make it more progressive and more responsive
 
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miobikerboys

Super Veteran
Stock is also good for those rough roads. If your fat like me then it feels nice goin over rough roads but if your lightweight (and I assume most of y'all are all skinny buggers) heheehheh, then you would fly with the bike over those bumps.
 
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tony2516

New Member
new rear mono shock is coming Man!!
Nice design & 360 degree adjustable
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so we can mail to you
 
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