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When the only shocks you could get for a bike were Koni, Fox or Progressive (non rebuildable off the shelf shocks), Worx was building custom shocks, and all of their shocks could be rebuilt, at reasonable prices.
I have a pair of Worx shocks on my `89 Softail, and now that the company is back I can finally get them sprung a little lighter...
Last edited by Dan89FLSTC; Jul 4, 2019 at 05:15 PM.
I personally would go with a bigger name in the industry. I know they had some issues filling orders back in 2015 and it left a bad taste in people's mouths from what I recall at the time.
I had some works back in 2007 on a Honda- they were good.
The new website looks like the old website. If the shocks are same as what they were selling before I'd be looking to get some.
I last had Works shocks on my 2014 Dyna and would run them again given the chance.
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