UK NC30 engine overhaul.....

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Re: UK NC30 engine overhaul.....

Post by VFRkieran » Thu Dec 06, 2012 11:18 pm

:plus: on the fork and shock rebuild, get a Rick o fork upgrade kit, and a decent shock on the back. I wouldnt bother getting the original shock refurbed as its never going to be as good as something modern. Definatly worth the money and probably the most noticeable improvement you could make to your bike!

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Re: UK NC30 engine overhaul.....

Post by NGneer » Fri Dec 07, 2012 7:30 am

VFRkieran wrote::plus: on the fork and shock rebuild, get a Rick o fork upgrade kit, and a decent shock on the back. I wouldnt bother getting the original shock refurbed as its never going to be as good as something modern. Definatly worth the money and probably the most noticeable improvement you could make to your bike!
:plus: plus one for a forks overhaul. For around about 100GBP (including one of Ricks kits, seals etc) this is IMHO the best improvement you can make for the money.

Rear shock, there are a multitude of options from getting the OEM one refurbed (I know some of the guys have used these people - http://www.brooksuspension.co.uk/), to swapping it for an alternative from another bike (The BMW S1000 seems to be the flavour of the month), through to a plethora of aftermarket trick bits. Check the depth of your pockets and how much willy waving is important and make your choice ;)

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Re: UK NC30 engine overhaul.....

Post by porndoguk » Fri Dec 07, 2012 9:47 am

If you want to keep it stock looking and not overly fast etc go for a hagon shock
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Re: Re: UK NC30 engine overhaul.....

Post by pip » Fri Dec 07, 2012 7:32 pm

porndoguk wrote:If you want to keep it stock looking and not overly fast etc go for a hagon shock
I have had 2 Hagons, both have been dire. Poor service/backup from the company too.
Never again.

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Re: Re: UK NC30 engine overhaul.....

Post by porndoguk » Fri Dec 07, 2012 7:41 pm

pip wrote:
porndoguk wrote:If you want to keep it stock looking and not overly fast etc go for a hagon shock
I have had 2 Hagons, both have been dire. Poor service/backup from the company too.
Never again.

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Re: UK NC30 engine overhaul.....

Post by VFRkieran » Fri Dec 07, 2012 7:53 pm

Also agree that the hagons are shit, Maxton or Nitron are the ones id go for both are well made for the money.

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Re: UK NC30 engine overhaul.....

Post by Jayuknc30 » Sat Dec 08, 2012 7:09 pm

thanks for the advice guys

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