Hagons, YSS ,Progressive all make good shocks and adjustability is the key. Its great your over there with hagon so you can get them set right verses your weight. Mine came from there and other then the length mistake which they came a bit longer then I ordered but I have no complaint as they knocked a wee bit more then 100 bucks off them for me. I am running the ySS and love the 10 mm length adjustment in either direction verses the profile of tire I anm running at the time. I also have a set of progressive 444 and they were prety darn good. So good when the took the totaled Rocket away it accidently had OEM one instead of the Progressive for the scrap yard
@warp9.9 Smart boy there, Warpo!
Hey, I likey the idea of an adjustable length shock.
I shall check out that YSS.
@Rilot Be sure to STAY with stock length (317.5 mm) or even a tad more.
Checked out the YZZ RZ366-320TRL-50.
Spendy suckers but I just may have to give a set a try.
Do like the height adjustment feature, but still prefer the no spanner adjustment feature of the 444s.
The new flagship 444's are also great. They claim they have a system that essentially eliminates damping momentarily when going over tiny repeated bumps so you "float" over it and I have to say that matches my experience with them. Plus all tendencies to wallow when the bike was fully loaded with luggage etc are gone. Still, it was a toss-up between these and the Nitros which are more adjustable.
