[Marky1968]

Hi to all, in the pursuit of a new GSX-S1000 👍

Can someone put me onto a good rear shock for the bike please 😊

Thankyou 👍

 

[Pires]

I've installed K-tech Razor R, very good. 👌

 

[Marky1968]

I've installed K-tech Razor R, very good. 👌

Thankyou for your help, K-Tech Razor R has great reviews 👍

Looks like we’ll worth the upgrade, £623.00 online, think the first mod I shall do 👍😁

 

[PubbieMcLemming]

+1 on the Razor R here.

 

[Marky1968]

+1 on the Razor R here.

Thankyou mate, the Razor R it shall be 👍

Is the rear shock easy to setup, or do I need a bike shop to assist?

Thanks 😊

 

[lee711]

Nitron R1 fitted here. 👌👍

Suzuki GSXS1000 Nitron R1 Shock Absorber (15-20)

NTR 1 Way Sport Shock

www.brooksuspension.co.uk

 

[Marky1968]

Nitron R1 fitted here. 👌👍

Suzuki GSXS1000 Nitron R1 Shock Absorber (15-20)

NTR 1 Way Sport Shock

www.brooksuspension.co.uk

Thankyou for your reply 👍😊

 

[mike d]

I have the razor. HUGE improvement. Seems like it's a fav here in the states.

 

[Marky1968]

I have the razor. HUGE improvement. Seems like it's a fav here in the states.

Thankyou for your help from the UK 👍😊

 

[davealan7739]

I've installed K-tech Razor R, very good. 👌

WILBERS DO GREAT REAR SHOCKS

 

[Pires]

Thankyou for your help, K-Tech Razor R has great reviews 👍

Looks like we’ll worth the upgrade, £623.00 online, think the first mod I shall do 👍😁

See here, a little bit cheaper
Shock absorber RAZOR-R K-Tech for Suzuki GSX-S1000/F 2015-2021 80-95 Kg Rider / Load | Euro Racing (euro-racing.it)

 

[Bjed57]

I just installed a K Tech Razor on my 2016 F. Very easy to do if you have a way of lifting the back of bike up. Sling around rear passenger foot peg area and use a chainfall or hoist. Haven't been able to ride yet as the snow banks are 2 feet tall still, so I can't comment on ride.

 

[Goon]

Nitron R1 fitted here. 👌👍

Suzuki GSXS1000 Nitron R1 Shock Absorber (15-20)

NTR 1 Way Sport Shock

www.brooksuspension.co.uk

Same here £420 and a little set up adjustment now much better.

 

[gritty]

Wilbers=good.

 

[Gain]

I have a K Tech shock to put on mine, it's a 2020 bike, how does the old shock come out, I had a bit of a look today but I couldn't see how the shock would come out and the new one go back in without dropping the exhaust off which I don't really want to do, any help would be gratefully received.

 

[dekker]

I have a K Tech shock to put on mine, it's a 2020 bike, how does the old shock come out, I had a bit of a look today but I couldn't see how the shock would come out and the new one go back in without dropping the exhaust off which I don't really want to do, any help would be gratefully received.

I use an Abba stand, makes work on the back end much easier.
I use a jack under the exhaust pipe at the front to raise/lower the swing arm.

 

[Gain]

I have an Abba stand, but I couldn't see how the shock would go past the exhaust box, I'll give it a go with the wheel off, it may give a bit more room. My wife has a Honda CB1000r which is endowed with a mono shock, whoever thought rising rate rate linkages over the hottest part of the bike was a f***ing idiot.

 

[Gixis1k]

I have an Abba stand, but I couldn't see how the shock would go past the exhaust box, I'll give it a go with the wheel off, it may give a bit more room. My wife has a Honda CB1000r which is endowed with a mono shock, whoever thought rising rate rate linkages over the hottest part of the bike was a f***ing idiot.

search the forum for Suspension install , I compiled a fairly comprehensive write-up

 

[Goon]

I have an Abba stand, but I couldn't see how the shock would go past the exhaust box, I'll give it a go with the wheel off, it may give a bit more room. My wife has a Honda CB1000r which is endowed with a mono shock, whoever thought rising rate rate linkages over the hottest part of the bike was a f***ing idiot.

Its a half hour job, hardest part is the top allen bolt, don't pull it all the way out- leave it resting in the frame because it will be a nightmare to relocate if pulled out completely.

 

[Gain]

Thank you Gentlemen.