Will a Atv rear shock work on a motorcycle as a rear shock?
So I have a 1984 Honda vf700s, which has a shot 17.5" rear shock.
I found this shock http://www.ebay.com/...1405356646
and I love the red spring i'm just curious if it would serve well as a bike shock.
And If so would it be suitable in terms of riding.
You can get shocks with diff colored springs on ebay or your local parts accessory shop. Why not get the ones made for your bike? You need to be concerned with the mounting, diff top? Diff bottom? Size opening of bolts, widths of mount area. Not a good idea to switch between diff machines bro. Headaches are heading your way
Just check if the weight of the ATV & the bike are about the same.
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