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Clubroom => Tech Talk => Topic started by: craigclayton on August 25, 2017, 08:18:19 am
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I have managed to find some works performance shocks(1976) which are currently being rebuilt by RAD suspension (great to deal with) but I want to powder coat the springs blue. Does any one know the correct colour/ shade blue works performance currently use.
Cheers C
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How have you found RAD suspension? I'm having trouble finding someone that's able re-build my old Works shocks.
Dealing with Works in California has been a nightmare.
Not sure on the exact blue but here are some that might be close.
http://www.oxytech.com.au/colours/oxycolour/dormant-light-blue
(http://www.oxytech.com.au/colours/oxycolour/dormant-light-blue)http://www.oxytech.com.au/colours/blue/blaze-blue
(http://www.oxytech.com.au/colours/blue/blaze-blue)http://www.oxytech.com.au/colours/ral/ral-5012-hunter-blue (http://www.oxytech.com.au/colours/ral/ral-5012-hunter-blue)
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Works USA very hard to deal with.
Ordered some from US. For AW Maico.
Wrong Spring Rate . Even after all correct details were given. Rider Weight etc.
Seals blowout after only few Hours ride time.
Send them to Paul Stacker. Fits Ohlin or Jap Seals.
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I can't help with colour, but I have found RAD Shocks does great work. He was recommended to me by a friend and I too have found his work quality, he is easy to deal with and listens to what you want and advices on what is required.
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I can't help with colour, but I have found RAD Shocks does great work. He was recommended to me by a friend and I too have found his work quality, he is easy to deal with and listens to what you want and advices on what is required.
I can only agree with that . As far as the color blue goes , I can see it matching any classic bike . Black or chrome looks period .
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Hi J, RAD are easy to deal with and fare prices as well. Emailed works performance
twice with no reply.may go down the black colour springs
Cheers C