Whats the thought on what take off expert shocks would/should sell for?
Ace
Ace
Take off shock prices...
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I sold all 4 (front and back) of mine for $700 last week. They were brand new, never been on the snow.
G
They were the stock coil spring KYB front shocks and the rear stock shocks off of my 2021 Summit Expert Turbo 165”.
I replaced them with Fox Air Shocks front and back from Tom's.
I replaced them with Fox Air Shocks front and back from Tom's.
G
No, not on my Turbo, still zero miles. There's not much snow in Northern Colorado yet.
However, I do have basically the same suspension set up on my 2017 850 and I really like it. So I assume it will be just as good on my Turbo.
However, I do have basically the same suspension set up on my 2017 850 and I really like it. So I assume it will be just as good on my Turbo.
$700 is dirt cheap for two ski Expert shocks, center, and piggyback rear. You can get more than that. $1800 is Babbitts price for the set.
G
Cash talks.
F
$1800 is insane
Usually they sell locally between 4-500
$4-500 is what I typically see for a set of 4 Summit X shocks. Not sure about Experts
Set of 4
F
From what I've seen Summit Expert shocks are a small upgrade over the X shocks. Not too much different between the two. Educate me if I am misinformed.
No, they are a HUGE upgrade over X shocks. The valving is spot on for a 180-200 loaded aggressive rider. Rear track has a compression adjuster. I was so impressed last year with my Experts over previous year X models. My 2020 Experts had better shocks than any of my previous Freerides.
F
How would you compare them to Fox Float Evols?
Having upgraded from the 20.5 expert shocks to Tom's fox air (rear) and coil (front) combo, I'd rate the Fox 22% better than stock.
Seriously, and most importantly, the Fox are highly adjustable. That's why I like aftermarket shocks.
C
Get the stock ones revalved and they are even better. And no messing with air.
