The book "Motorcycle Suspension Technology"
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The book "Motorcycle Suspension Technology"
Dear motorcycle community,
Wilbers Products Germany is proud to introduce our new book: „Motorcycle Suspension Technology“. Its predecessors are already best sellers in Germany, so now we would like to introduce this book to the international market.
Honest, informative and richly illustrated, the book deals with the following topics in detail:
• Assembly and function of suspension systems and spring elements
• Suspension system development and –history
• Correct adjustment
• Maintenance and repair
If you would like to have more information about the book, visit us on: http://www.wilbers.de/usa
Best Regards
Dirk
Wilbers Products Germany is proud to introduce our new book: „Motorcycle Suspension Technology“. Its predecessors are already best sellers in Germany, so now we would like to introduce this book to the international market.
Honest, informative and richly illustrated, the book deals with the following topics in detail:
• Assembly and function of suspension systems and spring elements
• Suspension system development and –history
• Correct adjustment
• Maintenance and repair
If you would like to have more information about the book, visit us on: http://www.wilbers.de/usa
Best Regards
Dirk
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Why not?tanyathecheeky wrote:from germany felix?
It's a small world, so I'm told!
I did get a price from Steve, but it is more than I want to pay...it'd make more sense to trade it in on something with more decenter suspension to start with, than pay that sort of money on such a new bike...
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Isn't there a shockie swap like i did available felix? I'm think i read at sv you guys are putting zx10 shockies in?? Do you want me to price some suspension for you??
Sulli and Brett, keep your mitts away from my bike, this baby is bloody awesome now
apart from the running rough issue but thats another story
Sulli and Brett, keep your mitts away from my bike, this baby is bloody awesome now

apart from the running rough issue but thats another story
Tanya said "apart from the running rough issue but thats another story "
Cmon Tanya i told ya a long time ago that if you took it to LAE and he didnt get it right I would pay for it. I was joking of course, I have no money due to PI spill, thats my excue and I am sticking to it, but thats not the point.
Alex WILL get it right for you (you got a PCIII eh?
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mayber he will give you a turbo12 for a shop bike
Cmon Tanya i told ya a long time ago that if you took it to LAE and he didnt get it right I would pay for it. I was joking of course, I have no money due to PI spill, thats my excue and I am sticking to it, but thats not the point.
Alex WILL get it right for you (you got a PCIII eh?

mayber he will give you a turbo12 for a shop bike

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Re: The book "Motorcycle Suspension Technology"
I can't see you in the official sponsers list > http://www.ksrc-au.com/html/sponsors.html, if you were I would consider one copyDirk@Wilbers wrote:Dear motorcycle community,
Wilbers Products Germany is proud to introduce our new book: „Motorcycle Suspension Technology“. Its predecessors are already best sellers in Germany, so now we would like to introduce this book to the international market.
Honest, informative and richly illustrated, the book deals with the following topics in detail:
• Assembly and function of suspension systems and spring elements
• Suspension system development and –history
• Correct adjustment
• Maintenance and repair
If you would like to have more information about the book, visit us on: http://www.wilbers.de/usa
Best Regards
Dirk

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Kind of...tanyathecheeky wrote:Isn't there a shockie swap like i did available felix? I'm think i read at sv you guys are putting zx10 shockies in?? Do you want me to price some suspension for you??
Most of the shock swaps alter the suspension geometry a bit, so I am told, and require a bit of hacking into the plastics and squishing the battery...
One of the guys had his standard shock rebuilt up at a mob in Beerwah, and for this purpose I have a secondhand std shock on it's way...
But price away!
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Sorry everybody, that I'm back so late...
Was a busy week at work so I had not the time to visit before.
There has been some discussion going on here
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@Felix, I'll be glad to tell you what a new suspension for your 2005 SV650S is goint to cost if we deliver it directly to your doorsteps.
In my opinion you are right and it really IS a small world!
As we are not an official sponsor/vendor yet, please contact me here: kontaktusa@wilbers.de and I will tell you all the details, ok?
Take care guys
Dirk
Was a busy week at work so I had not the time to visit before.
There has been some discussion going on here

@Felix, I'll be glad to tell you what a new suspension for your 2005 SV650S is goint to cost if we deliver it directly to your doorsteps.
In my opinion you are right and it really IS a small world!
As we are not an official sponsor/vendor yet, please contact me here: kontaktusa@wilbers.de and I will tell you all the details, ok?
Take care guys
Dirk