Bandit Alley
MODEL SPECIFIC => SUZUKI BANDIT 250 & 400 => Topic started by: mgTagGD on August 23, 2006, 09:33:16 PM
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Will a GSX750F shock fit the bandit?
i Found this http://cgi.ebay.com/ebaymotors/ws/eBayISAPI.dll?ViewItem&item=150011124380
(http://static.zoovy.com/img/rpmcycle/-/img_3438.jpg)
I only found on the forum topics for gsxr shocks and as i show the new gsxr shock need some mods to fit. But this looks like the old 92 GSXR 750 shock that fits with no mods.
Thanks in advance.
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yes sir
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Thanks a lot!! That is what i needed to read!! It may not be as good as a GSXR shock , but it will do the job just fine!
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I bought it, maybe next week i will have it. I hope it will fit nice and easy.
And i hope it will improve bandits handling.
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Shock is already installed and i can tell you this.
The old shock had lash, i removed the rear wheel and confirmed it.
I instaleed the new , it is a straight bolt on mod. The only think is that the katana shock is almost 0.5 cm shorter than the stock , but it is stiffer and the rear sits normal.
The shock is very stiff and has very fast rebound and hard compresion , and that is because the katana is much heavier than the bandit.Stiffness can be adjusted , but rebound is still to fast for one person.With a second rider i guess it will be just fine.
The way the bike handles is way better than before. Now i will change the dogbones to raise the tail a little , and i will install some hyperpro front springs that i have from the 600. I had them installed earlier but they seemed to me very stiff , now with the shock the balance will change so i will give them again a try.
Shock costed 86$ with delivery to US and 25$ extra for being shiped to Greece.
(http://www.goozlo.com/images/DSC05157.jpg)
(http://www.goozlo.com/images/DSC05158.jpg)
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There's a knob at the bottom of the clevis: it's for rebound. The one closest to the cylinder is for compression.
-Randy