Recent content by Sean C

I have noticed that most mtb shocks have double eyelet fitment ie eyelet at top and bottom of shock where it bolts to the frame . The Proflex is eyelet at the top and the bottom of the shock is attached to the frame with an Alan screw direct into a threaded hole from below . This I think is...

I've just had my Noleen shock ( for my Proflex 857 ) rebuilt by Mick Gardner , I know its a while since the original posting but it cost a staggering £162 .