Help needed re - ohlins rear shock

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  1. Remal

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    A chap I know is selling one he had on his Non ABS 2011 blade.

    is there any difference between the ABS and non ABS with regards to the rear shock?

    i need to find what model it is, I have no idea yet

    Any help
     
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    it's a TTX mate but thats as far as I know
     
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    According to the Ohlins fitment chart that model fits an 08 to 012 Blade. The link you put up says it fits with or without ABS. If yours is an 08 -012 it should fit but you could always check with an Ohlins supplier.
     
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    what I was thinking and took 30 mins to get this page up

    ROB!!!!!!!!!
     
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    what I was thinking and took 30 mins to get this page up

    ROB!!!!!!!!!
     
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    Looked into this when speccing my dream CBR (if I had a few grand to spare, as you do:) )and looks like most upgrades are the same between the abs and non abs including front and rear suspension.

    I found the main diferences were brake lines- you need more, hugger - need more clearance, exhaust that use the servo - need a longer cable and discs, they need to be tapped to hold the speed sensor rings.
     
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    £450 for a ohlins TTX shock, is that good?
     
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    Remember the 2012 shock is a twin tube unit and while maybe not quite ohlins is another good upgrade option to consider for a load less money.
     
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    Hi Remal. I think they are about £1200 new, they usually go for anything from £500 to 600 second hand. I got one second hand and then had it serviced just to make sure it was in perfect working order, service cost me £80 from memory. So 450 sounds very good to me.
     
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    cheers mate, how easy are they to fit?

    Anyone know
     
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    Sorry I don't know, the garage do mine.
     

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