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Yesterday I ordered some Works dual rate shocks. I had two options to choose from. 1. shock set up for 150 - 190 pound rider, and 2. shock set up for 200-250 pound rider. I ordered the 200-250 pound set up. I weigh 185, and the bike has a 5.5 fuel tank. Do you think I got the right shocks? Anyone know what makes the difference between the two set ups? Thanks

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You should be fine, your weight will likely be a little more with full riding gear anyway. The difference is in the spring rates and the valving, and it will be a big difference from stock...

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Works only has a limited number of spring rates they use, yours will be fine, a huge change from stock, you would only notice the difference between the ones you ordered and the others if you rode them back to back.

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Great thanks for the reassurance. I was a bit concerned that they might be a little stiff, and no adjustment available. I hope they are a noticable amount better than stock. By the way I found out you can bend the stocks ones.

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By the way I found out you can bend the stocks ones.

Been there myself manny years ago, check your a-arm bushings, if you bent a stocker chances are your bushings are history (mine were when I bent my stockers).

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Dunedemon, yup it wasn't only the shock that bent (shock, wheel, upper a-arm.) Oh well now I'll have new front rims with Razar 2's, and new shocks. Somehow the lower a-arm, and everything else (including the BFR) seems to have survived.

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By the way I found out you can bend the stocks ones.

Been there myself manny years ago, check your a-arm bushings, if you bent a stocker chances are your bushings are history (mine were when I bent my stockers).

holy shit the shock man himself bent a stock shock :blink::blink:

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