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Ohlins S46ER1

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Has less than 3,000 miles on it. Sprung and valved for a 200-240lb rider (or lighter with 2up). Have original box. I'm upgrading bikes and don't need this now. Asking $450
 
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Man what a deal.

Really? I'm not trying to be a butt, but $450 for the YA 723 S46HR1C1 or the YA 543 S46HR1C1L with the remote reservoir and multiple adjustments would be a great deal. $450 for this YA 403 S46ER1 with fixed reservoir and only adjustable rebound isn't that great of a deal.

I think you can get this shock at Indysuperbikes for just over $500. (They supposedly have to advertise MSRP.)

I would have likely jumped on the other posting for the YA 723 if I hadn't already bought an R1 shock to try the FZ6 spring swap on. My dream shock would be the YA 543 S46HR1C1L, but I'm too cheap!
 
^ yep he's right I purchased this from indysuperbikes for $550 in may. It's the base unit and has only rebound adjustment (compression can be adjusted by a tech internally). I ask $450 because it's virtually brand new and in perfect shape.My logic in this unit was that I really dont know how to setup compression adjustment if I did have it. Plus they valve/adjust it on a shock dyno when you order it so it should be nearly perfect out of the box.

As well you price high, right!

It didn't make a whole lot of a difference on the street but on the track it was truly a major upgrade.

I would absolutely ship to australia. I'll let you check the postage with usps, ups or fedex from zipcode 45001.

Now I got this for my knee-draggin fix ;) and it needs an Ohlins more than the FZ6 will.

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Has less than 3,000 miles on it. Sprung and valved for a 200-240lb rider (or lighter with 2up). Have original box. I'm upgrading bikes and don't need this now. Asking $450

Hey ped,

$450 us = $480 aus
postage = $130 aus

Total - $610 aus

I can get same unit new for $800-850 aus
I know yours is 'like new', but it's a bit pricy.

I would prefer to buy from a forum member and not some importer.

I'm trying to save a few bucks, and I'm sure you would like to make a few on a part you no longer need.

Any chance you would drop your price a bit?

Cheers,
Mac.
 
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