is that rear shock worth to buy?

[sharlok]

My rear shock unfortunently broken. The original shock so expensive for me. What do you think that rear shock below? is it worth to buy?

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[Grey1one]

This thread has some of the "cheaper" and more functional rear shocks that have been used.
I have not heard anything one way or the other about the shock you linked.

Aprilia Tuono Rear Shock (Sachs)

 

[showkey]

If cost is an issue:
A serviceable used stock rear shock from a owner that upgraded their rear suspension......should be “dirt cheap”.
The original shock on the used market has very little value compared to a new upgraded premium shock.

The shock in the link looks like the eBay $109 ???? No personal knowledge, I would be very surprised if performed well.

 

[Deleted member 1183]

YSS is a decent brand to look at and reasonably priced. I have one on my CRF250L and it gets plenty of abuse on that. I honestly cannot see that any quality materials have been used to make a shock retailing at $120.

 

[Junkie]

I'd go with an RSV4 shock, it works great on mine. I used 2017.

 

[Naked_Duc]

I'd go with an RSV4 shock, it works great on mine. I used 2017.

Junkie. Which replacement spring did you use and how did it work out for your weight?

 

[Spencerdog]

I have a 2016 and replace the stock shock a year ago. It is just sitting in my garage. I'll sell it to you cheap. PM ME!

 

[Junkie]

Junkie. Which replacement spring did you use and how did it work out for your weight?

I think it's a Racetech spring, I told my suspension guy that I wanted 650lb and it works great (I'm 190). Racetech said you needed an adapter, he found a spring the right size without one... not sure part #.