Fox Twin Clicker popped up on ebay today
#11
11-05-2012, 01:52 PM
Here's one that popped up: Seller says it was for a early 90's CBR900 - but I can't see anything different between it and my TC as far as mounting goes.
Fox Twin Clicker 2 Rear Shock Damper | eBay
Fox Twin Clicker 2 Rear Shock Damper | eBay
#12
11-05-2012, 02:50 PM
Here's one that popped up: Seller says it was for a early 90's CBR900 - but I can't see anything different between it and my TC as far as mounting goes.
Fox Twin Clicker 2 Rear Shock Damper | eBay
Fox Twin Clicker 2 Rear Shock Damper | eBay
#14
11-06-2012, 09:32 AM
I paid about $150 for one for a GSXR, that I swapped out to Jamie Daugherty Motorsports for one they had that fits the F2, then paid him his normal rebuild/respring fee. About $290 all said and done for one set up for me.
On Ebay, I see them go for less than $200 for a lot of makes and models, the ones for F2/F3's seem to go a little higher if they're in good shape.
On Ebay, I see them go for less than $200 for a lot of makes and models, the ones for F2/F3's seem to go a little higher if they're in good shape.
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11-06-2012, 11:47 AM
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Hey guys I think the bike I just got came with one of these installed, the PO mentioned something about a FOX adjustable shock, and the reservoir clearly has a fox logo on it. Are they much better than stock for regular street use? Thanks
#16
11-08-2012, 11:23 AM
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On the street, you probably shouldn't or couldn't exploit the fox to it full potential. Just because it has a fox sticker doesn't mean its a fox. Someone could have put the sticker on a stock 94 F2 shock of F3 shock. Look through this site and compare the looks between the two.
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11-08-2012, 05:25 PM
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On the street, you probably shouldn't or couldn't exploit the fox to it full potential. Just because it has a fox sticker doesn't mean its a fox. Someone could have put the sticker on a stock 94 F2 shock of F3 shock. Look through this site and compare the looks between the two.
#19
11-12-2012, 10:36 PM
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Looks like a twin clicker to me. That awesome. Make sure the blue nubbly thing on the bottom of the shock and the red nubbly thing on the reservoir click when turned, if they dont it needs rebuilt according to Jamie. If they click your probably ok. Put the adjustments back where they were, its probably dialed in since it was a track bike. You can print a Fox Instruction manual. It under "Fox Twin Clicker Installed" post on here. Or "Twin Clicker Installed" , something like that.
#20
11-12-2012, 11:18 PM
Looks like a 1st gen - that's the old school original Fox suspension logo - when the Twin Clicker 2 came out (blue anodized reservoir) they had the newer Fox logo.
Functionally, I don't know the difference.
Here's a manual you can download:
www.adrenalnjunky.com/foxtcmanual.pdf
Functionally, I don't know the difference.
Here's a manual you can download:
www.adrenalnjunky.com/foxtcmanual.pdf
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