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Re: Rear shock question
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Would this shock be an upgrade?
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Probably a lateral move. Now if the forks are adjustable - they might be a good grab, though they need some TLC it seems.
If you can score a shock from a 2000 900S that would be choice or the aftermarket Ohlins version. The Factory one has a shorter remote line and a bracket to mount the reservoir near the top mount.
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Given that situation, I'd remove the shock.
*Perhaps* with the shock out you may be able to persuade the screw back in without depressurizing.
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I'd say so
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