Is Hyperpro Suspension Any Good at Cameron Kopsen blog

Is Hyperpro Suspension Any Good. I've been reading all the great stuff up here, and have narrowed it down to the racetech or the hyperpro springs. Debating progressive rate springs is its own topic, but i thought what was delivered was what was expected and was good. It’s the rare motorcycle that leaves the showroom with stellar suspension, and my 2009 bmw f 800 gs is no exception. If the shock is not leaking, there is an excellent chance. It's an emulsion shock which is built to your weight. Hyperpro does adjust for rider weight and type of riding, here's what they say about it: The racetech seem to be. Unfortunately, i can't find any of my old posts on when i upgraded my '93 vfr's suspension with a hyperpro rear shock. Running hyperpro front and rear progressives on a triumph tiger 800 xc. It's a 2015 s10, by the way. Just wondering if the hyperpro is a noticeable upgrade, or should i save for a penske or ohlins rear shock? Generally, the valving of good quality shocks lasts a lot longer than the springs.

It's a 2015 s10, by the way. I've been reading all the great stuff up here, and have narrowed it down to the racetech or the hyperpro springs. Generally, the valving of good quality shocks lasts a lot longer than the springs. Running hyperpro front and rear progressives on a triumph tiger 800 xc. Hyperpro does adjust for rider weight and type of riding, here's what they say about it: It's an emulsion shock which is built to your weight. It’s the rare motorcycle that leaves the showroom with stellar suspension, and my 2009 bmw f 800 gs is no exception. If the shock is not leaking, there is an excellent chance. The racetech seem to be. Debating progressive rate springs is its own topic, but i thought what was delivered was what was expected and was good.

Hyperpro full adjustable rear shock for KAWASAKI VERSYS 650 20062014

Is Hyperpro Suspension Any Good Unfortunately, i can't find any of my old posts on when i upgraded my '93 vfr's suspension with a hyperpro rear shock. Running hyperpro front and rear progressives on a triumph tiger 800 xc. It's an emulsion shock which is built to your weight. Hyperpro does adjust for rider weight and type of riding, here's what they say about it: Unfortunately, i can't find any of my old posts on when i upgraded my '93 vfr's suspension with a hyperpro rear shock. The racetech seem to be. I've been reading all the great stuff up here, and have narrowed it down to the racetech or the hyperpro springs. It's a 2015 s10, by the way. Debating progressive rate springs is its own topic, but i thought what was delivered was what was expected and was good. Just wondering if the hyperpro is a noticeable upgrade, or should i save for a penske or ohlins rear shock? It’s the rare motorcycle that leaves the showroom with stellar suspension, and my 2009 bmw f 800 gs is no exception. If the shock is not leaking, there is an excellent chance. Generally, the valving of good quality shocks lasts a lot longer than the springs.