Rear shock rebuild

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Rear shock rebuild

Post by socket13 » Fri Apr 20, 2018 4:58 pm

Is it possible to have the rear shock rebuilt with a new gas canister and hose, can anyone point me in the right direction? I’m UK based.

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Re: Rear shock rebuild

Post by Foxy400 » Tue Apr 24, 2018 10:41 pm

I assume you're talking about the NC30 and not the NC35, which of course doesn't have a remote 'gas canister'. The NC30 shock is rebuildable (I've had one done). There are several bike suspension specialists out there, such as KAIS, Brook,TW and K-Tech. Google them and ask their advice. I expect you'll get a few recommendations from people on here. Personally I'd go for K-Tech but I'm sure others are just as good.

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Re: Rear shock rebuild

Post by Dynamohum » Wed Apr 25, 2018 12:01 am

Ive got a rebuilt shock on one bike the original canister has been drilled tapped and fitted with a schraeder valve for recharging and hose has been changed dont know who did job though but sure any of the places mentioned would be capable of doing so for you.

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Re: Rear shock rebuild

Post by bluetinfloor » Tue May 01, 2018 2:17 pm

MCT will do this for you, I have had a few Honda shocks serviced, revalved and re-gassed the latest being a 1999 blade shock that had a remote reservoir similar to an NC30- there dont seem to be many that they cant work on and MCT come highly recommended. A quick google will find them and they are helpful on the phone to discuss requirements.


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