MX362 Reservoir Shock - FOR DRAG BIKE
The MX362 Reservoir Shock is designed for the performance-focused road rider. Its advanced damping capabilities ensure responsive handling and stability, enhancing the thrill of the ride.
NOTE
FOR DRAG BIKE
FITMENT
2000 - 2024 HONDA SONIC 125
SKU
MX362-255TRCL-10
Let customers speak for us
Had the front & rear stock suspension replaced by EPM Performance on my 2021 HD RG Ltd in June2025 @~30,600 miles.
Immediately felt huge difference going over bumps on short-local rides.
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Knew the true test was to wait and write a more realistic review AFTER my 9k mile 23 day trip coast to coast from PA to CA; which was some highway and lots of mountains and backroads and conditions and twisties.
Yes love these and would recommend set purchase for any touring bike.
PRO's: Smoother ride; excellent handlings & cornering; bike feels like it grabs/sticks to the road surface.
CON: This is just my assessment based on the ride/feel; front end is "stiff".
Mike and his team were easy to work with; I will be a repeat customer; to the tune of I recently purchased a slightly used 24 rg ltd that already had Legends front & rear and considering changing to Wilbers set as on the first bike.
Called EPM for verification that my information I provided them was correct. They answered my questions and shipped promptly.
The preset sag was spot on and installation was easy. Installed new fork kit. Ride is great. The more I ride it the more I realize how good the Wilbers Nivomat system is.
Simple to put on. My bike finally has some give when I sit on it. Ohio roads are terrible, much nicer ride.
Great shop! Cleanest & most organized I've ever seen...did a great jb!!
Best shocks I have ever had both on the front and rear I would do it again!!
This is my second purchase from EPM and both times have been pleasant and shipping has been fast.
My experience has been just as positive as all of the great video reviews I have seen.
Wilbers make a quality product and it provides a very smooth and confidence inspiring ride.
