Had a protech shock on my gp for 13 years without any problems.
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They could be the best shock on earth but I wouldn't buy one for the above reason. I'm using a BGM and its great although a bit expensive.soulsurfer wrote: the fact that they shafted the Scooterist that originally commissioned Hagon to make them wouldn't inspire me to buy one
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Made by Protech, they've been around for years, at least 13 (see above) with Lambretta shocksspeedy wrote:Who makes the protech and how long has it been out?
http://www.protechshocks.co.uk/
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Think mine come from taffspeed
The 'Protec' is nothing more and nothing less than the Taffspeed shock in it's latest and long lived format if I am not mistaken.
Perhaps people should be refusing to buy them 'on moral grounds' in memory of Terry and in support of Ian?
A fabulous shock absorber for the Lambretta IMHO, only slightly less desirable without the Taffspeed sticker and well worth the +/- £150 price tag.
Forget Hagon at £100: they were decent value until 'the' Wespa head wanted a piece of the action: now no longer competitive.
What happened to the glorious old happy days when u could buy, bush and re-spring an R1 for £80?
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Perhaps people should be refusing to buy them 'on moral grounds' in memory of Terry and in support of Ian?
A fabulous shock absorber for the Lambretta IMHO, only slightly less desirable without the Taffspeed sticker and well worth the +/- £150 price tag.
Forget Hagon at £100: they were decent value until 'the' Wespa head wanted a piece of the action: now no longer competitive.
What happened to the glorious old happy days when u could buy, bush and re-spring an R1 for £80?
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did protech shaft ian and terry like kerr did corrado?Yanker wrote:The 'Protec' is nothing more and nothing less than the Taffspeed shock in it's latest and long lived format if I am not mistaken.
Perhaps people should be refusing to buy them 'on moral grounds' in memory of Terry and in support of Ian?
A fabulous shock absorber for the Lambretta IMHO, only slightly less desirable without the Taffspeed sticker and well worth the +/- £150 price tag.
Forget Hagon at £100: they were decent value until 'the' Wespa head wanted a piece of the action: now no longer competitive.
What happened to the glorious old happy days when u could buy, bush and re-spring an R1 for £80?
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thanks for the reply`s. think i may go down the lighter spring on the R1 route .
I do have a Bituto in the shed, from the 80`s , missing bottom bush and by now i expect the seals would have perished, can they be refurbed and if so by whom ?
I do have a Bituto in the shed, from the 80`s , missing bottom bush and by now i expect the seals would have perished, can they be refurbed and if so by whom ?
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If I remember right,PM Tuning used to do the service on em.Pretty sure that's whom makes the PM shocks too aswell as the scomadi ones.YAMLAM wrote:thanks for the reply`s. think i may go down the lighter spring on the R1 route .
I do have a Bituto in the shed, from the 80`s , missing bottom bush and by now i expect the seals would have perished, can they be refurbed and if so by whom ?
protech all the way use it 2 up with 4 stone luggage I like it that much ive even done my auto frame round a protech shock
