Rear shock recommendation please

[beardyweirdy@me.com_imp]

Have a look at Hagon.

They have a good selection of shocks but I went with the Nitro.

They are fantastic. They've made a great deal of improvement to the handling of the bike and they look great as well...

They are made in the UK in London and I collected mine from the factory. They have an outlet in the USA:

[url=http://www.hagonshocksusa.com/HagShocks.htm]Hagon USA

The guys there made the shocks to order for the CB1100 and I fitted them there so they could check out the fit. It was spot on.

I've since moved up to a heavier spring, which was changed for me.
I also had extra damping added while I was at it. Solo, they were perfect but I was getting to the limit of the spring when I was two up with luggage.

With the heavier spring I should now be in the range of adjustment for solo and full loaded, which is great.

The nice thing about them is that they are strippable and re-buildable, so you can change and up-grade when and if you need to.

Not sure how they compare in price to the Ikons but they were reasonable.
They are extremely helpful guys there and worth a look...

[Jambo_imp]

Have a look at Hagon.

They have a good selection of shocks but I went with the Nitro.

They are fantastic. They've made a great deal of improvement to the handling of the bike and they look great as well...

They are made in the UK in London and I collected mine from the factory. They have an outlet in the USA:

[url=http://www.hagonshocksusa.com/HagShocks.htm]Hagon USA

The guys there made the shocks to order for the CB1100 and I fitted them there so they could check out the fit. It was spot on.

I've since moved up to a heavier spring, which was changed for me.
I also had extra damping added while I was at it. Solo, they were perfect but I was getting to the limit of the spring when I was two up with luggage.

With the heavier spring I should now be in the range of adjustment for solo and full loaded, which is great.

The nice thing about them is that they are strippable and re-buildable, so you can change and up-grade when and if you need to.

Not sure how they compare in price to the Ikons but they were reasonable.
They are extremely helpful guys there and worth a look...

So which Hagon model was used for the CB1100? They don't list our model in their stock model listing.

[beardyweirdy@me.com_imp]

Have a look at Hagon.

They have a good selection of shocks but I went with the Nitro.

They are fantastic. They've made a great deal of improvement to the handling of the bike and they look great as well...

They are made in the UK in London and I collected mine from the factory. They have an outlet in the USA:

[url=http://www.hagonshocksusa.com/HagShocks.htm]Hagon USA

The guys there made the shocks to order for the CB1100 and I fitted them there so they could check out the fit. It was spot on.

I've since moved up to a heavier spring, which was changed for me.
I also had extra damping added while I was at it. Solo, they were perfect but I was getting to the limit of the spring when I was two up with luggage.

With the heavier spring I should now be in the range of adjustment for solo and full loaded, which is great.

The nice thing about them is that they are strippable and re-buildable, so you can change and up-grade when and if you need to.

Not sure how they compare in price to the Ikons but they were reasonable.
They are extremely helpful guys there and worth a look...

So which Hagon model was used for the CB1100? They don't list our model in their stock model listing.

So which Hagon model was used for the CB1100? They don't list our model in their stock model listing.
Hi Jambo, I got in touch with them and asked for the shock for the CB. I thought they might have it listed now but they knew the bike and size and made one up for me. Are you in the UK or USA?