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Started by JOMPPA10, November 23, 2016, 08:21:21 AM

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JOMPPA10

Ordered yss shock(285€+12€delivered) to my 90 fj, woud order randys shock but price in europe (940€+tax 24%+shipping)  was too much to my pockets
Hope Randy have rpm fork parts soon that i have something to do in christmas..
those valves i voud order next..


balky1

Quote from: JOMPPA10 on November 23, 2016, 08:21:21 AM
Ordered yss shock(285€+12€delivered) to my 90 fj, woud order randys shock but price in europe (940€+tax 24%+shipping)  was too much to my pockets
Hope Randy have rpm fork parts soon that i have something to do in christmas..
those valves i voud order next..



Where did you order it from?


FJ 1100, 1985, sold
FJR 1300, 2009

JOMPPA10


balky1

Ah, yes. I know about them. Tell me how it works when you install it. I'm looking into it also.


FJ 1100, 1985, sold
FJR 1300, 2009

fjaap

As the shock for FJ's from '88-'90 is on sale at a shop in the Netherlands (link to ad) and nobody I  know has experience with YSS on an FJ, i am curious what your experience is, so please tell ...

FJ1100mjk

Quote from: fjaap on January 28, 2017, 06:36:43 AM
As the shock for FJ's from '88-'90 is on sale at a shop in the Netherlands (link to ad) and nobody I  know has experience with YSS on an FJ, i am curious what your experience is, so please tell ...

I don't know what currency that is, and how it relates to the USD, but it's heavily discounted. For that price, it's a no-brainer. Buy one for your weight and riding style, and enjoy!
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fjaap

To be honest, one of my fellow FJ-friends who owns a 3CV is asking for experiences with YSS.
I myself ride an FJ1100 with front and rear WP, so I am not interested in buying.

balky1

Alf said those YSS are very good. Although whatever you put on to replace the stock seems to be an improvement.  :good2:


FJ 1100, 1985, sold
FJR 1300, 2009

Davo231481

Hi . Can anyone help me contact moto zoom via email. I can't read dutch(?) but tried to send email however didn't have much luck finding their email address

PaulG

Quote from: FJ1100mjk on January 28, 2017, 07:16:07 AM
Quote from: fjaap on January 28, 2017, 06:36:43 AM
As the shock for FJ's from '88-'90 is on sale at a shop in the Netherlands (link to ad) and nobody I  know has experience with YSS on an FJ, i am curious what your experience is, so please tell ...

I don't know what currency that is, and how it relates to the USD, but it's heavily discounted. For that price, it's a no-brainer. Buy one for your weight and riding style, and enjoy!

Theres also a tab in the upper right convert Euros to USD & GBP
If it's 189.90 Euros it's conversion equates to only $261.64 USD (though my on-line conversion says $203.20 USD) - regardless that is a steal.  Wonder if they have a '92?

Quote from: Davo231481 on January 31, 2017, 06:01:03 AM
Hi . Can anyone help me contact moto zoom via email. I can't read dutch(?) but tried to send email however didn't have much luck finding their email address

Look at the top right of the web page - there is an "NL" tab - click on that to change to "ENG" - it sort of translates late some of it.

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Alf

I have one of those fitted in my CBX 750 F2 and it is very good. I stated my weigh and style of riding and the settings come spot-on. Mine is height adjustable. Excellent because bikes of 80-90s era are rear biased. Modern tyres accept much more front weight, so if you change geometry the handling is immensely improved without stability loss

I bought it because a suspension rebuilt professional explained that YSS shocks inner design is much better and stronger than the Hagons

I hope this helps