I run the Progressive brand in the front and have so long before I got my Hagon Nitros, I shied away from the progressive shocks after two Aussies I know had them blow seals then Wayne Tripp organised a group buy of the Nitro's so I went for them, I had been looking at Gazzi's as well but the excellent priced group buy and the Hagon reputation swayed me and have no complaints at all with either end
My stock seat isn't bad. I tried the Classic seat with the rider backrest, and had to pull that off the first day . Now it decorates the top of my parts pile.
I've never noticed any wallowing with my stock shocks. Maybe I ride too slow.
My stock seat isn't bad. I tried the Classic seat with the rider backrest, and had to pull that off the first day . Now it decorates the top of my parts pile.
I've never noticed any wallowing with my stock shocks. Maybe I ride too slow.
You do not ride too slow, Amigo!
What I be referring to is the up and down into the pavement during a hot corner caused by the lateral g-forces compressing the cheap shocks and their lack of proper damping. @HansO's butt shear forces are not applicable here. PS: Have you ever ridden hard on a good set of shockies for comparison?
You do not ride too slow, Amigo!
What I be referring to is the up and down into the pavement during a hot corner caused by the lateral g-forces compressing the cheap shocks and their lack of proper damping. @HansO's butt shear forces are not applicable here. PS: Have you ever ridden hard on a good set of shockies for comparison?
You should have spent time on a race bike or on a street legal sport bike. heh heh heh
If you haven't ridden on GOOD shockies, you are missing out, Amigo, and could REALLY improve
what you already can do.