Ohlins Rear shock on non R Mille.

babutler · May 4, 2011

Can I do this?

redratbike · May 4, 2011

yes but make sure you get the matching linkage

Bigkev75 · May 4, 2011

I put one on my 99 Mille it was from a 2003 Mille but the dog bone from the 2003 was too long the shock would hit the back of the swing arm so I had to use the dog bone from the 99 Mille hope this is ok :0(

redratbike · May 4, 2011

Bigkev said:
I put one on my 99 Mille it was from a 2003 Mille but the dog bone from the 2003 was too long the shock would hit the back of the swing arm so I had to use the dog bone from the 99 Mille hope this is ok :0(

thats what i meant ..dogbone

mad biff · May 4, 2011

i have 1 on mine ,dont know what bones are fitted though lol but it feels goooooooooooooood mate lol

dghughes · May 5, 2011

Hi

I've got an Ohlins shock on a 2000 Mille and it's great - no issues at all, but it was like that when I bought it so I can't say what linkage differences there are.

Regards

Dave

apriliamoto · May 5, 2011

Without sounding liks a noob how much will a average road rider feel in terms of change? Im guessing very little?

babutler · May 5, 2011

It would be very small on the road but I will be doing frequent track days when I return from Afghanistan. On the track is where the shocks and forks will be get really loaded during heavy braking and hard turning.

babutler · May 5, 2011

What parts in this diagram is the linkage that I have to replace?
http://www.af1racing.com/store/Scripts/prodList.asp?idCategory=905

apriliamoto · May 5, 2011

Cheers for that dude, I was tempted to try and get one but to be honest its a lot of cash for somthing I wont notice that much of.

Ohlins Rear shock on non R Mille.

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