rear shocks

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Any computer gamers with Need for Speed Undergound 2???

Ok, anyone have NFSU2??? Want to do some racing???
 
MotoGp

Sorry for the delay gettin back Ethan;
The bikes away for the winter and I'm starting to show symptoms of seasonal depression already.
15 minutes a week in the tanning bed make me a happy boy for a few days though. I get suicidal about Valentines day. I'm not sure if it's the lack of Sun or attention from the wife. All I know is that, come mid April there is a smile coming from inside my helmet.

Moto GP 2002 is my favorite. the PC version is good but the PS2 controller is awesome, so I play it on the console the most. I like the ability to set up my bike to my spec.s too. It's very intense. And you can ride it with a bit of a buzz too. Not something I practise in real traffic.

Moto GP 2003 and 2004 got too into customising environments and well too much everything. Keep it simple.

See if you can scam a copy some where and give it a fair chance.
Let me know what you think. Maybe we'll knock bars on line.
Good to talk to you.
It's gonna be a long winter.
 
Don't have that one Bob, but could rectify it with a quick trip down to the EB.... Is it any good??? I've been less than satisfied with most M/C racing games out there. Except for Motocross Madness, that was just plain fun :wink:
 
GP

Sorry for the delay gettin back Ethan;
The bikes away for the winter and I'm starting to show symptoms of seasonal depression already.
15 minutes a week in the tanning bed make me a happy boy for a few days though. I get suicidal about Valentines day. I'm not sure if it's the lack of Sun or attention from the wife. All I know is that, come mid April there is a smile coming from inside my helmet.

Moto GP 2002 is my favorite. the PC version is good but the PS2 controller is awesome, so I play it on the console the most. I like the ability to set up my bike to my spec.s too. It's very intense. And you can ride it with a bit of a buzz too. Not something I practise in real traffic.

Moto GP 2003 and 2004 got too into customising environments and well too much everything. Keep it simple.
 
my 750 has just deveoped a leak on one of my rear shocks, can any one recommend a suitable replacemet.
thanks

keith
 
I agree with wuputt. My 900 had an old set of Progessive shocks when I bought it and one of them began to leak. Luckily a friend had a set of like new 1500 Nomad shocks, which were take-offs for a set of Progressive's, that bolted right on. They are 1/2" shorter but they will work until I can get the Progressive shocks rebuilt.
 
Eliuk, you could try Hagon. I got some progressive front forks and some rear shocks from them for my ZL900. Check out the pics in the gallery for my Hagon rear shocks.
 
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