Whiteyez
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I just got it in my hands, does anyone else have this? ( need to ask a few things ).
I'm going to install this next week.
I'm going to install this next week.
Hyperpro Street Box
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Old Can Ride
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Have fun wrenching this weekend. Wrenching is half the fun of owning a motorcycle.
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Woohoo! Nice, Whiteyez! It's like an early Christmas! 
max cooper
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That is one serious looking shock ! Keep us posted as you work your way through installing and testing this setup. Very nice pics by the way.
Whiteyez
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Woohoo! Nice, Whiteyez! It's like an early Christmas!
Indeed.
A serious looking shock from a serious company, with 5 years warranty
. Unfortunately my local honda mechanic will install this, i don't have the knowledge to install, especially the front forks.
What was the streetbox part number you ordered? I don't see NC700 listed on their site. I found this. Does it look right? NC 700 X Crossover SB-HO07-0AI
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Whiteyez
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Sorry i forgot it, it's Hyperpro Streetbox kit (SB-HO07-0AI), i purchase it from https://www.bike-design.com/en/
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I was editing my post as you sent that. I found it. Only one place in the US that sells these kits. Thanks
If anyone is interested
77 PENSION ROAD, SUITE 16
NJ 07726 ENGLISHTOWN
Tel: 732-7869777
Fax: 732-7869777
[email protected]
www.epmperf.com
buckshot
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That is one sweet shock! I would've gone with the purple spring though, but that's just me.
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buckshot
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Did you have to send them any info about yourself (weight?) when you ordered? Or is the box of goodies one size fits all?
Whiteyez
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They ask you about your weight so they can configure it ready to ride.
I checked with my dealer on an installation price since I can't do any work at my current living quarters. They quoted me $460. Not to bad.
Whiteyez
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Installation is completed, for the rear shock to have access to the upper bolt you have to remove a few body parts of the bike.
I paid $147.85 for the installation.
I paid $147.85 for the installation.
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Let us know when you've ridden it around a little bit, and how you like it!
WOW. That is quite a difference. Guess that is why they are called "Stealerships".
Whiteyez
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After a few miles the first thing i noticed is that the front springs does a very good job especially when breaking, now its very smooth.
The rear is way better than stock one, i got the stock one in my hands and its a peace of heavy cr@p.I need to adjust the sag in the next few days, i'm waiting for the front fork preload adjusters.
Whiteyez
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Before and after.
Yamezz
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Still happy with the Streetbox Whiteyez?
dmerc
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After a few miles the first thing i noticed is that the front springs does a very good job especially when breaking, now its very smooth.
I need to adjust the sag in the next few days, i'm waiting for the front fork preload adjusters.
Just curious, what deficiencies are you addressing with this shock upgrade. The only thing I noticed on my bike is a slight harshness on the bigger bumps. Otherwise the bike rides and handles very well. I have two other bikes to compare it to and have to say it works very well. Have your stock pieces just worn out. Thanks for your info. dave
