Inverted Front Shock/front Shock Assembly

[tabi1]

he uses mighty bond. promise.. hehe.... really love the strong appearance of this bike.. INSPIRED!!!

It's actually just some good gum holding it on ... Thanks for the kind words VegaLover is pretty happy about her "NEW" bike,

 

[traxxas-modifier]

Thank brother,,,,, I am hoping not, guess we will find out soon enough. The Showa's look bad axx,,,i would love to see how they fit on a Sniper!!

buy one while its still on the market

 

[tabi1]

buy one while its still on the market

LOL, do they make it in gold color? My mechanic (you know he is) would probably shoot me as the install wasn't fun and brackets had to be custom made

 

[elijah's sniper]

thank you sir...

 

[elijah's sniper]

I was told that showa fork cost around P5K

sir where could I buy one? please help...

 

[Topkick]

Well since this is supposed to be in English i will reply in English . You can try the link below, it's out of Malaysia. I just had these installed on the missus bike, see picture below.

http://syark86-pma.blogspot.com/search/label/GAZI

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Hi Tabi1, nice job on the inverted front suspension. Right now i'm contemplating on how to approach my concern regarding my front forks. The bike is still on stock front forks. I feel i'm getting less suspension travel. It buttoms out. Suspension sag is too much (rider on-board). I'm still trying to decide if:
1. Replace with thicker grade shock oil and add a little more.
2. Put spacers inside both fork tubes.
3. Upgrade to an inverted front forks like what you have on yours. Gazi from Syark.

Perhaps you can share some of your thoughts about the matter.

 

[tabi1]

Hi Tabi1, nice job on the inverted front suspension. Right now i'm contemplating on how to approach my concern regarding my front forks. The bike is still on stock front forks. I feel i'm getting less suspension travel. It buttoms out. Suspension sag is too much (rider on-board). I'm still trying to decide if:
1. Replace with thicker grade shock oil and add a little more.
2. Put spacers inside both fork tubes.
3. Upgrade to an inverted front forks like what you have on yours. Gazi from Syark.

Perhaps you can share some of your thoughts about the matter.

Hey brother, well i have only been home a few days and not rode the bike far yet. From around town riding though it feels to hug a little differently, the steering response seems a bit sharper. No sure if i will get a long ride in this trip but I think the upgrade was worth it so far. I did apply front brakes really hard and didnt get the real fast bottom out like before, so all in all I am happy so far.

 

[Topkick]

Hey brother, well i have only been home a few days and not rode the bike far yet. From around town riding though it feels to hug a little differently, the steering response seems a bit sharper. No sure if i will get a long ride in this trip but I think the upgrade was worth it so far. I did apply front brakes really hard and didnt get the real fast bottom out like before, so all in all I am happy so far.

If in case i'd upgrade to an verted forks like yours, i hope wont mind if i ask a few more questions. Such as:
1. Where did order it?
2. Would the front fork stabilizer and fender still installable?
Thanks for listening, bro.

 

[tabi1]

If in case i'd upgrade to an verted forks like yours, i hope wont mind if i ask a few more questions. Such as:
1. Where did order it?
2. Would the front fork stabilizer and fender still installable?
Thanks for listening, bro.

No problem bro, it came out of Malaysia, sylark i believe is the name of the vendor. Mods weere made for brackets to be able to use the stock fender.