Author Topic: FS: Ohlins Shock  (Read 5684 times)

armoredveh

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FS: Ohlins Shock
« on: February 23, 2015, 12:11:33 PM »
I purchased this shock off of EBay only to find, after I had it rebuilt by Ohlins, that it raises the rear of my 1995 K75 ABS by about a 1 inch (30mm).

The Ohlins model number is a BM002 Type 46HRCS and while it will work on K75/K100s (it actually came off of a very low mileage K75RT), it's made for 1990-1992 BMW K100RS and K100RS ABS.  If interested or unclear if this shock will work, my suggestion would be to measure the length of your current shock -- this one measures 352cm eyebolt to eyebolt.

Cosmetically this shock looks new with very little patina showing and after being completely rebuilt by Ohlins in December, has not been used. I will send the Ohlins invoice upon request.  Asking $850 (which includes ground shipping).

For questions or high-res pics, please email me armoredveh@aol.com.

TIA, Bill Shaw

Offline Brad-Man

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Re: FS: Ohlins Shock
« Reply #1 on: February 24, 2015, 10:10:30 AM »
You may want to indicate where you are located when selling something...
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Offline johnny

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Re: FS: Ohlins Shock
« Reply #2 on: February 24, 2015, 12:17:47 PM »
i just gotts my motobrick.com dividend check so my wadd is thick... before i peel off 9 hunderts i gotts to ask... what is that spring rated for in pounds...

yeeeehaaaaa...

j o
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armoredveh

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Re: FS: Ohlins Shock
« Reply #3 on: February 24, 2015, 01:47:13 PM »
Brad-Man, I live in Northern VA just outside of WDC...but I'm paying for the shipping if that makes any difference.

Johnny, I just check with an Ohlins tech and the number stamped on the spring is 1099-09, which means the spring rate is rated at 50 N/mm or 286 ibs/in.  He also said it's standard spring rate so it hasn't been replaced with a softer or harder one.

HTH, Bill Shaw

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Re: FS: Ohlins Shock
« Reply #4 on: February 24, 2015, 03:07:29 PM »
rodger that...

im out... just my brain alone weighs 287 pounds... and i needs my right hand and left foot to proficiently motobrick...

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