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Very happy to see this new OSS forum come to life. I live in Beijing China and own a TL1000S that's currently in pieces getting some performance upgrades. One of the large upgrades is the rear shock conversion. I'm opting for a Ducati 1098 shock but haven't got my head round about what kind of spring to use. 

What are the different types of shock conversions that people have done on their TLS?

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Just go the R1 damper route,cheap,easy to fit and improves the handling so much :)DSC_01452_zpsfe1dno0r.jpg
Btw ignore the rusty bits and dirt,it's gonna be cleaned and got new nut/bolts and chain to be fitted :)

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I made 2 brackets, spacers, put in a TLR Swingarm on my S and fitted a Hornet 900 shock in the middle instead of the rotary damper and spring on a stick. Had it for 4 years now, great mod and great 2 up.

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There was a guy on TLPlanet who used a Ducati shock (Terry Lemmons I think) had the shock shortened internally and it worked fine, seem to recall it yhad the spring still on it too, can't quite remember, his posts should still be over there though.

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I've had a Hagon unit in mine since 2009... It's been brilliant. Half the price of Ohlins...comes with all the necessary bracketry to mount to the original damper mounts.
I believe the R1 Shock mod uses the sub-frame mount ! dunno if I'd trust that long term....

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On 1/28/2017 at 6:48 PM, RXphill said:

Same question ,what year R-1 shock fits on a 2001 TLs ive rewired whole bike due to previous own ,and love it.

2004-2008. Must be shortened 20mm internally

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