Type 367 Piggyback Reservoir Twin Shocks
High quality replacement shock absorber with a fixed reservoir. The shock features manual preload adjustment, rebound adjustment with 50 clicks and a hi- and low speed compression adjustment. The reservoir has an internal bladder to separate the nitrogen. It provides better control, feedback, easier cornering, less braking distance, less tire wear and more.
Additional Notes:
Compatible vehicles:
- 1980 - 1984 SUZUKI GSX 1100 S KATANA
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Absolutely a huge upgrade for the price
EPM is the best. I ordered the wrong color damper and they quickly sent me the correct one (black and gold) back & free stickers. What a great business !
Couldn’t be happier epm is the best
Couldn’t be happier EPM is the best
The Crew at EPM are great! I live 80 miles away well worth the trip .
Great Kit! I have use another popular more expensive cartridge This system is as goo or even bettet!
The Nivomat suspension kit is Exellent ! I have ridden 1000 miles the system is working flawlessly.
Great to work with over the phone. Had a mixup with the wrong bushing size included with the seal package I purchased, but they owned up to it, researched the correct part, kept in immediate contact with me, and sent out replacements right away. Mistakes happen, but how they dealt with it won me over as a customer.
Nice fit. Couldn’t ask for more for a beautiful yellow 848 Streetfighter
Seems like a quality seal. Granted I only have 150 miles, and a few weeks on them, but so far so good. I’d most likely roll the dice on these again if I had to do another bike in the short term. EPM was great to deal with so the overall package was confidence inspiring.
Absolutely the best!
Awesome!
Super!
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2018 Triumph street scrambler. I used the Thruxton shocks with the softer scrambler springs. Thruxton version of the rz are longer and offer more clearance. I had to switch out the bushings for the correct diameter ones to fit the scrambler mounts. Super easy to do. Rode through remote Canada areas. Highly recommend.
