Scooter Shock Absorber

The bracket that attaches to the deck is clunky and noisy going over bumps. I took the rear end apart to inspect, and sure enough the bushing on one side was almost completely gone! I only weigh 175lbs. I used a 8mm lock washer, and it's the perfect size with a little persuasion. It's also stronger now being stainless steel compared to aluminum bushings. To say the least, I modified this setup to a dual spring using the original brackets and it's way better! The clunky noise is gone since it's no longer attached to the deck, and I have the option of running an independent shock setup for offroad. The above pictured is not independent because I wanted to still have the carrying hook. I have tried with the independent option and it handles a little better, not as stiff. Anyways hope this helps, and check out monorim if you're serious about a rear and front kit.

Good design, poor execution. Stamped steel parts are very flimsy. Poor fitment and excessive flex. Returned.

Showed up early but had no instructions whatsoever. Be really careful with the Rear disk brakes an make sure you understand how to calibrate them properly. Aside from that it was well made and looks great, albeit a bit heavy.