Anyone running Wilber or Hargon shocks? Thoughts & impressions?

[mrwog]

Anyone running Wilber or Hargon shocks, if so what are your thoughts and impression of them.
Just playing with the thought of putting on the rear for now.

 

[BLUEKNIGHT911]

Anyone running Wilber or Hargon shocks, if so what are your thoughts and impression of them.
Just playing with the thought of putting on the rear for now.

I know " Peteoz " has them .... PM Him - He may not read this thread ..... Mike :thumbup:

 

[Navydad]

Do you mean Hagons? I have had both Wilber (BMW) and Hagons (Brit bikes and a vintage Suzuki) and I was very pleased with both. Whenever I find the need to change my Spyder shocks I will probably gile Wilbers a call.

 

[troop]

I just installed a Wilber 640 HPA shock on the rear of my F3S. I bought it thru Ted Porter Beemershop. It took about (6) weeks to get from order-delivery. It is a beautiful shock and works awesome. It wasn't cheap at $1080/delivered, but it was same cost/cheaper than similar items by Elka/Race Tech. If you ride two up, the hydraulic preload adjuster is a must! Simply twist a knob to change preload rating. The shock is custom built to many of your specs by Wilber in Germany. I did inquire with Marcus at M2, but he was unable to build me a shock with a hydraulic preload adjuster. You won't be disappointed.
https://www.beemershop.com/

 

[ABQSpyder]

I have the Wilbers 640 without the preload awesome shock!

 

[Peteoz]

I ran Wilbers front and rear with manual hydraulic adjustment for 4 years, MrWog…..they ran faultlessly during that time, and did the job to perfection. The only reason I didn’t get them for my new ‘21 RT was because the local shock dealer no longer stocked them for the Spyder (didn’t ask why), and I discovered a local(ish) Aussie manufacturer (Ikon), who had a product that was just as good (but without the hydraulic adjustment), and cheaper. They also are performing flawlessly:thumbup:

Pete