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csuri7 wrote:

WhiteNoise wrote: Bravo csuri7 That's A very worthy & precise R&R "Shock" How-To Visual (video)
I do not understand your language but I followed you easily ...

Sorry, misunderstanding. That's not my video.

No problem, You provided us with the how-to video! Cheers, it's a keeper

dasshreddar wrote:

st3v4nt wrote:

Mgalutia88 wrote:What was the yss part number?

The marking in packaging printed as follow:
YSS V-Series
TB220-315P-05-11-XD
Hybrid-S220 PCX Chrome/Chrome

220 is the shock type number and 315 is the shock size in mm
and Chrome/Chrome being the color of the shock,
other color option being Black-Red but I choose Chrome
because from my previous experience on other scooter with
red painted shock absorber the paint will easily get scratch .

I thought about getting the YSS "hybrid" shocks, do you think they are any lighter(weight) than the stock shocks?

When I install it I'm not measure the weight, but I feel the YSS have more weight due to the more firmer material, it also
feel more stiff and sturdier if you compare it with PCX original shock.

I choose The V-Series because it is more cheaper than other YSS with separate tube,
since it combine the gas and liquid in one tube thus reducing the material and design cost.
But the most important thing is, it fit with my riding style and road condition.
My advice is if your road condition isn't as harsh as mine you may not need to replace the original shock,
some PCX owner in vietnam hack the original shock by adding ring plate in the bottom of shock spring
to make it more stiffer.

Thanks st3, I have a YSS shock on my gy6/ruckus(vino 125) and on my vino(buddy 125), both are great shocks and similar to the "hybrid" definitely sturdier than stock.
I really don't have a problem with the stock PCX shocks though...
If the YSS aluminum models are considerably lighter than stock I might consider getting those,
but I've been toying with the idea of getting longer travel shocks for the PCX Obviously I can handle parts not intended for the PCX

was to buy YSS G-Euro shocks at bikerbitz.com but they just ran out of stock.

Anyone know of any legit websites to acquire a pair?

foggyhelmet wrote: was to buy YSS G-Euro shocks at bikerbitz.com but they just ran out of stock.

Anyone know of any legit websites to acquire a pair?

Whitenoise will tell you how to acquire a pair

foggyhelmet wrote: was to buy YSS G-Euro shocks at bikerbitz.com but they just ran out of stock.

Anyone know of any legit websites to acquire a pair?

Again, anyone know where YSS G-Euro can be found besides powerbypcx.com and bikerzbits.com? Need to order them soon.