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anyone running these? 680 for these vs 975 for Legends REVO A, my brother has legends AXEO and REVO As in his bike, and while theyre a vast improvement over stock it didnt make me say wow enough to drop 975 dollars on them. I have progressive springs in my forks with SE fork oil and really have no complaints about my fork but my stock shocks have got to go, theyre complete garbage. Thinking about going to a 13 inch shock while Im at it. I was also looking at OHLINS on fuel Motos website. I can get the standard shocks for under 600 bucks, the adjustable black line is 850 and 700 for no the same shock without rebound adjustment. Is rebojnd adjustment something you really need? I rarely ride 2up. Looking for a sporty feel but am tired of my stock shocks beating the **** out of me. Thanks for the advice.
You need to shop around more if $975 is the best youve seen for the Revo-As. Most people Ive seen put the Progressive shocks above stock but below everything else.
Stock < Progressive < Pro Action, Ohlins, Legend (not necessarily in that order)
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