stage6 rear suspension

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how nice is this! little bit expensive tho at €328.06
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how nice is this! little bit expensive tho at €328.06
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Heard some good things about this. I have the bitubo ZZN rear shock with ajdustable comp, rebound etc and its an incredible shock, not many people had them and i was luck enough to get one. I think this is competition for the ZZN !

Apart from the high / low settings the peice looks well engineered and similar to White Power (WP) shocks.

Very tempting ..
 
Heard some good things about this. I have the bitubo ZZN rear shock with ajdustable comp, rebound etc and its an incredible shock, not many people had them and i was luck enough to get one. I think this is competition for the ZZN !

Apart from the high / low settings the peice looks well engineered and similar to White Power (WP) shocks.

Very tempting ..

Not the ZZN but the WZT was the best Bitubo. However the ZZN is the newer version and it's also good.


This Stage6 shock seems to be the copy of the RPM brand suspension:
The RPM also has a low and high adjustment...

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It's quite interesting the Stage6 fork and brake caliper looks the same as the RPM model...
 
according to an user in the dutch stage6 cup
This suspension is even better for racing than the malossi RS24/10

Nobody in the dutch stage6cup uses this shock. according to an italian shock specialist this stage6 shock is better out of the box than a RS24/10. however, after modifying the rs24/10 the malossi shock wil perform better than the sstag6 he says.
 
Patco, it is used by Pronk a couple of races in the Dutch Stage-6 cup.

It was better then an unmodified RS24-10 shock absorber according to him.
 
this suspension its been test by an Oehlins employer.several statements u can find on the scooterattack forum.
its been tested now in holland,germany and in an italian scootercup and SA received only positive feedback compared to the rs 24/10.

yeah the 330euro version is the standart one,if u want the really good one u buy the H/L version which even costs a 370euro.its at the moment the best rear shock for scooters u can get and confirmed by many professionals.
the only one good competetive rear shock is the rs24/10.

im going to get one,the bad thing is,that its 10mm longer than stock (285)
 
it seems to be a good suspension, its made by a Taiwanese company, I've seen it on many Asian racing scooters. stage 6 didn't take part in designing it, it already existed for quite some time.
 
it seems to be a good suspension, its made by a Taiwanese company, I've seen it on many Asian racing scooters. stage 6 didn't take part in designing it, it already existed for quite some time.

I'm the Dutch testdriver for stage6 and i can tell you that stage6 did take part in developing this shocker. Ofcourse the basics are the same, but stage6 did change some of the settings/products that are used in the shocker so it's specialy customaded voor racing with scooters. That's why they wanted to have feed back from the testdrivers so they can change things that aren't good before they will put it for sale.

I can tell you that the stage6 shocker passes the RS24/10 by far if we talk about the price/quality difference. it's a real good shocker for racing use, maybe a little to stiff for the streets.

I have a Malossi RS24/10 set either, the rear suspension costs about 500 to 600 euro. I brought it to a specialist, he said it was crap so he assembled a progressive spring and changed some settings(that costed me 100euro extra). So for 600 to 700 euro total the RS24/10 was becoming a better rear shocker. I compared it the two shockers on the same track, and now the malossi RS24/10 fine tuned was as good as the stage6 shocker coming out of the box.

So...if you ask me...when you buy the stage6 shocker for 370 euro you will have a better shocker for almost the half of the money.
 
mr aerox

I'm the Dutch testdriver for stage6 and i can tell you that stage6 did take part in developing this shocker. Ofcourse the basics are the same, but stage6 did change some of the settings/products that are used in the shocker so it's specialy customaded voor racing with scooters. That's why they wanted to have feed back from the testdrivers so they can change things that aren't good before they will put it for sale.

I can tell you that the stage6 shocker passes the RS24/10 by far if we talk about the price/quality difference. it's a real good shocker for racing use, maybe a little to stiff for the streets.

I have a Malossi RS24/10 set either, the rear suspension costs about 500 to 600 euro. I brought it to a specialist, he said it was crap so he assembled a progressive spring and changed some settings(that costed me 100euro extra). So for 600 to 700 euro total the RS24/10 was becoming a better rear shocker. I compared it the two shockers on the same track, and now the malossi RS24/10 fine tuned was as good as the stage6 shocker coming out of the box.

So...if you ask me...when you buy the stage6 shocker for 370 euro you will have a better shocker for almost the half of the money.


exactly,and by the way,stage 6 developed the rear shock together with an oehlins specialist.its been now 2 years and stage 6 did many things to it.there is no doubt that this rear shock is the best u can get for scooters.
 
Does the Stage6 Shock available for Minarelli ( Beta Ark) ????

I believe there isn't one avaible at the moment, but if you look on the stage6 website, you'll see that they have a spring in their catalog that's for other engines than piaggio.
If it's not available at the moment then I'm sure there will be one 'soon'.
 
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