Shock absorber bushings.

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TripleKing
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Shock absorber bushings.

Post by TripleKing »

I removed the rusted old shocks on my 86 Intruder. The bushings literally started to crumble. I have a set of shocksfrom another project (ought new and hardly used) which would woks but I need bushings I don't see a separate part # from Suzuki for shock bushings. Any help would be appreciated.

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Re: Shock absorber bushings.

Post by navigator »

Shock bushings, like toothbrush bristles are not sold separately, they are vulcanized to the shock.
Shocks, tires, batteries, etc, wear out and should be replaced every 34 years. :ShitGrin:

TripleKing
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Re: Shock absorber bushings.

Post by TripleKing »

The lower left crumbled. I got some new ones coming. I found that aftermarket bushings can be sourced. Hagon, Emgo and a few others. The shocks I am using were on another project for less than 1000 miles. They work well and are just a tad longer. I never said I was reusing the shocks. I needed bushings for the replacements. The lower left stuck to the mount and came out of the shock. If I keep the bike, I will probably install Hagons.

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