Nitron shocks are the best out there. yes you could spend $10,000 and get the equivalent for the big O but why? I've been running the Nitron triple adjustable for my Yamaha XSR900 for several months now and it's awesome. If you're into quality and performance this is a company to go with. Customer service was awesome as well.
I have a 2014 Yamaha WR250R. I was dumb and I turned the compression dampening all the way clockwise. It was like 30 clicks. Someone said that can damage a valve. Do you think so? Is my fork going to be alright?
I have a Honda CB1000R 2020, but the rear shock absorber is very bad. I like to accelerate hard and the rear suspension keeps throwing me off the seat all the time. I've already made several adjustments and it didn't solve it. Will the Nitron R1 model solve my problem? I am 1.83 tall and weigh 100kg in full running gear.
Based on a bunch of youtube reviews of that bike I've seen, the rear shock really lets it down, I think with a nitron on it, you've have yourself an absolutely sweet bike. If it was me, that's exactly what I'd do.
WRONG!!! I think you have explained the rebound as compression at 3.40?? When a shock absorber-is compressed the first activation is the compression stroke. The RETURN is the rebound. I can’t believe from all your organisation, employees, feedback, engineers that not one picked up on this! Doesnt say much about your so called expertise 👎 I think I will go with Ohlins or K Tech 😀
Nirton are a terrible company. They ignore your order and send what the want from parts kicking around their workshop. My £1,000 shock came and was clearly made from loose bits as no two colours matched. I also got given a blue spring when black was ordered. Alex and Ollie said live with what we gave you! Get Ohlins!
