Hagon Shocks

[MalcolmT]

The rear shock on my 86' BMW K75S has expired. I'm looking at an alternate unit to the original shock. Has anyone out there used Hagon shocks ?

I live in South Africa and the range of alternate brands is very limited.

Cheers
Malcolm
Ex UK now living in Gangsters Paradise
(Johannesburg)

[base]

[have one fitted to my zxr 750 h2 its just as good as the origninal, and too my knowledge they a reputable reliable brand mine is only 6 mothns old so cant really say anyting about their life span,

[Kickstart]

Hi

Hagon shocks are a good workman like shock. Not a flash race style shock, but designed to work solidly and be rebuildable.

All the best

Keith
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[MalcolmT]

Thankx for the feed back.
Info I've had from another forum sez they are OK but won't last too long hauling a load like I regularly do.
BUT if they are now re-buildable that makes them a possibility.

Cheers
Malcolm
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[stinkwheel]

They will be better than the ones they were fitting to boxers 20 years ago. The black painted springs rusted pretty quick on the last ones I got (this doesn't affect function though), maybe the chrome option would be better?
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[Kickstart]

Stinkwheel, it is a K series so would have a single shock.

All the best

Keith
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