I've had Gazi shocks on the rear of my ZRX for over 8 years, and they have been good. Recently one of them started leaking.
I enquired locally about a rebuild. A couple of places said they don't do Gazis, a couple of others wanted $250-$300 per shock for the rebuild.
I then figured I should get in touch with Gazi themselves. I spoke to Gazi's Allan Hall in Brisbane, and he offered to rebuild both shocks for $250 plus freight.
They've just come back and look almost good as new. Excellent service! Allan has a set of the on his ZRX, btw.
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- billwest
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Don't ride as if you own the road.......
Ride as if you own the bike!
ZZR1200 ('02), FJR1300 ('19).
Ride as if you own the bike!
ZZR1200 ('02), FJR1300 ('19).
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Re: Gazi Shocks
look good... sounds like a good deal too..
Dave
2010 Z1000
ex bikes
05 ZX-10R Race Bike - No.77
95 ZXR750R M Race Bike - No. 75
98 ZX9R Race Bike - No. 000
zx6r, zx7r, GPX750, GPX500, lots of KX's.

I ride way too fast to worry about cholesterol
2010 Z1000
ex bikes
05 ZX-10R Race Bike - No.77
95 ZXR750R M Race Bike - No. 75
98 ZX9R Race Bike - No. 000
zx6r, zx7r, GPX750, GPX500, lots of KX's.

I ride way too fast to worry about cholesterol