whats the best rear shock for a stock crf 50 ?
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Depends what your doing with the bike? Ramps, MX Trail Riding?
I run an Ishock on my CRF50. Pretty good value for money. I would recommend them. An Elka would be good also especially if hitting ramps up. Fox Floats are also very popular.
If your on a budget then you can get a heavier spring for the stock shock.
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Depends what your doing with the bike? Ramps, MX Trail Riding?
I run an Ishock on my CRF50. Pretty good value for money. I would recommend them. An Elka would be good also especially if hitting ramps up. Fox Floats are also very popular.
If your on a budget then you can get a heavier spring for the stock shock.
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yer, it all comes down to how much you wannna spend from your all round kitaco for 200 or up to the fox float that goes for i think the 500 mark from oz50's
Ishocks blow out easily. I threw one on my stocker not long ago and its like a pogo stick already....They are not as well built as Elka and fox.
I run an Elka on my 124 crf and its really good, and also fox shocks are really nice. Ive used both and i recommend either of those. You will just blow out the ishock then have to fork out to get fixed or buy another shock.
I run an Elka on my 124 crf and its really good, and also fox shocks are really nice. Ive used both and i recommend either of those. You will just blow out the ishock then have to fork out to get fixed or buy another shock.
tormentandglory
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I had an iShock in my xr50, didn't have any trouble. I'm no expert rider though. Fastace make a nice looking copy of the ishock for less than $100. I just bought 2 of em to put on my z50. Had to re-spring them softer for my application. They look pretty good. Time will tell...
