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If I was to ever buy another set of Ohlins I would get them directly from Ohlins USA.
Thats where they need to go for the $300 service anyway.
Been down this rode with there piggyback shocks.
For the price then a couple services I can buy two pairs
of RWD or Fox shocks and have a better ride.
May be a little late for the OP but I bought front and rear Ohlin's recently from https://kyleracingeast.com/.
Made me a good deal, are local to me, they are a service center and they had everything in stock.
May be a little late for the OP but I bought front and rear Ohlin's recently from https://kyleracingeast.com/.
Made me a good deal, are local to me, they are a service center and they had everything in stock.
May be a little late for the OP but I bought front and rear Ohlin's recently from https://kyleracingeast.com/.
Made me a good deal, are local to me, they are a service center and they had everything in stock.
he says hell have them shipped in a few hours, i really appreciate the suggestion. mike seems pretty easy to deal with and i got a bit of a deal.
I might have to check these guys out for the fronts. I'm kinda tired of throwing a ton of money at the bike and want a new guitar. so it's either front suspension or new guitar. for the moment at least
Depending on the guitar, I say the suspension is gonna be way cheaper.
ha certainly could be. I'd like to stay with ohlins but I'm looking at about 1200 ish I think after buying both kits needed? maybe bitubo, as they're about half
guitar will be (another) ESP LTD of some sort. 12 to 1500 range most likely
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