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Öhlins shocks.
if anyone likes to drool. i sure do.
if anyone likes to drool. i sure do.
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Öhlins shocks.
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Those look delicious! I would buy in a heartbeat if available. I used to rebuild these in Alaska for Iron Dog guys, they are very nice.
Try finding them. I can't.
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I can't even find any listings for Ohlins Snowmobile shocks..?
had ohlins on an m-10 years ago and to this day it was the smoothest ride
Start shipping some over here.
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Euro compared to USA these days.
I think that Ohlins were the best on the market a while ago... and continue to make are a great shock.
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The USA development of sled specific shock packages in the last 10 years, with a large customer base, has brought about domestic R&D 9with the input of talented riders/owners0... to a whole new level!
In no particular order... The offerings from Fox (spring & air), ELKA, Raptor, EXIT/ZBroz have met or exceeded the standard, in terms of quality and performance, laid down by Ohlins a while back... and, IMO, have better mountain calibrations on their shocks. Build quality is also top of the heap with any of these shocks.... I'll include Ohilns as one of those too.
With less customer support ease of access for USA/Canadian customers when compared to these other brands.... Öhlins, for me, is left with less "plusses" on this side of the pond.
My 2¢
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I think that Ohlins were the best on the market a while ago... and continue to make are a great shock.
BUT....
The USA development of sled specific shock packages in the last 10 years, with a large customer base, has brought about domestic R&D 9with the input of talented riders/owners0... to a whole new level!
In no particular order... The offerings from Fox (spring & air), ELKA, Raptor, EXIT/ZBroz have met or exceeded the standard, in terms of quality and performance, laid down by Ohlins a while back... and, IMO, have better mountain calibrations on their shocks. Build quality is also top of the heap with any of these shocks.... I'll include Ohilns as one of those too.
With less customer support ease of access for USA/Canadian customers when compared to these other brands.... Öhlins, for me, is left with less "plusses" on this side of the pond.
My 2¢
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All of them.
Raptor, Fox, Elka, Exit/ZBroz.
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Raptor, Fox, Elka, Exit/ZBroz.
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If you visit a Swedish Championship, or any other major Scandinavian snocross event for that matter, you will find that a large majority of the sleds are öhlins equipped. They are THE shock to beat when it comes to quality.
That said, a full set of Öhlins competition shocks will cost roughly half as much as a new sled if you are not a racer on a racing contract.
The shocks they build for the "civilian" market are less costly but not cheap. As MH says, on your side of the pond it makes sense to get shocks with easier access to service and support.
By the way, you seem to have distributors over there
https://www.ohlins.com/contact/distributors/
That said, a full set of Öhlins competition shocks will cost roughly half as much as a new sled if you are not a racer on a racing contract.
The shocks they build for the "civilian" market are less costly but not cheap. As MH says, on your side of the pond it makes sense to get shocks with easier access to service and support.
By the way, you seem to have distributors over there
https://www.ohlins.com/contact/distributors/
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My buddys summit.
@Fudge my finnish broh. Half finnish Johan here from "tornionlaakso".
I just email Öhlins in Skellefteå Sweden about shocks to my Summit T3 and saw your photo here. I was thinking if you heard more input from your buddy about the Öhlins shocks. I was wondering if can you still ride comfy after rough trails with softest settings, Rebound and compression on the rear shocks to?
Any input are very interesting to hear from him!
Thanks a lot!
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