Does anyone have any experience with the following shock company?
http://www.risseracing.com/airshocks.shtml
One of the fellows I ride with is thinking about purchasing one of their
rear shocks.
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Does anyone have any experience with the following shock company?
http://www.risseracing.com/airshocks.shtml
One of the fellows I ride with is thinking about purchasing one of their
rear shocks.
ChainSmoker said:Does anyone have any experience with the following shock company?
http://www.risseracing.com/airshocks.shtml
One of the fellows I ride with is thinking about purchasing one of their
rear shocks.
Use at your own risk.
http://www.ridemonkey.com/forums/showthread.php?t=112010&highlight=risse
the key post is about 1/3rd of the way down form James/Go-Ride
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Slack
Slack said:ChainSmoker said:Does anyone have any experience with the following shock company?
http://www.risseracing.com/airshocks.shtml
One of the fellows I ride with is thinking about purchasing one of their
rear shocks.Use at your own risk.
http://www.ridemonkey.com/forums/showthread.php?t=112010&highlight=risse
the key post is about 1/3rd of the way down form James/Go-Ride
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Slack
Guess I'll have to take the opposing view. After all the post you're
talking about is for their front fork and the question was about rear
shocks.
The early Santa Cruz Tazmon's came with Risse rear shocks. I had two
Risse rear shocks, the Genesis and the Terminator.I rode them for 7
years and only had problems once, and that was very likely due to the
way the shock was mounted in the Tazmon rather than the shock itself
and
the way I installed it.
Their service was excellent when I sent the shock back for a rebuild
(including a new outer shell). I still have the Genesis on a shelf
somewhere. Never got around to putting it on eBay.
I'm surprised to see they've kept the same name and basic outer design
since '96.
As for shocks I've ridden, I used the Risse shocks for 7 years on the
Tazmon, and they were fine. I've used Fox Vanilla on a SuperLight and a
mountain tandem, but I've got a Cane Creek AD-5 on my Heckler that I
much prefer. It's just way more active and feels better, IMHO. YMMV.
Rob S
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JD
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Quoted message said:but I've got a Cane Creek AD-5 on my Heckler that I
much prefer. It's just way more active and feels better,
I use a Progressive Suspension 5th Element rear shock on my Heckler, with
great results.
- CA-G
Can-Am Girls Kick Ass!
On Mon, 26 Jun 2006 12:26:45 -0700, Carla A-G <[email hidden]>
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news:[email hidden]...Quoted message said:but I've got a Cane Creek AD-5 on my Heckler that I
much prefer. It's just way more active and feels better,I use a Progressive Suspension 5th Element rear shock on my Heckler, with
great results.- CA-G
Unfortunatley, they are now out of the bike biz.
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Quoted message said:Quoted message said:I use a Progressive Suspension 5th Element rear shock on my Heckler,
with
Quoted message said:Quoted message said:great results.
- CA-G
Unfortunatley, they are now out of the bike biz.
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Slack
I heard about it, too bad.
- CA-G
Can-Am Girls Kick Ass!
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