lancelot Posted April 25, 2010 Report Share Posted April 25, 2010 hi, i'm nicolas from south france i'm riding vintage trials bikes for three years now, , specialy english ones. i own an ariel ht5, a cub, i had in the past a 1962 greeves scottish, beamish suzuki... but know i'm fond of my miller replica... quite different of the others i had, but really fantastic.. i find your forum very interesting vintage riding seems to be most popular than in france!! my bike has a bartram frame, neb clutch, norton roadholder fork with marzocchi internals, and a pair of njb expert shocks i have to dry the fork, but i don't know quantity and viscosity i should use, and i like to purchase a set of njb trixshocks in 360 mm instead of 340 has somebody try these shocks? cheers nicolas Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
huntmaster Posted May 1, 2010 Report Share Posted May 1, 2010 Hi Nicolas. I swapped out the Betor/Combe units I first tried out on my HT5 for the NJB's after the former proved to light, even with the "heavy" springs. For the latter I went with the HS1 heavy spring but my documentation doesn't say anything about length or model, just a helpful "NJB Trials shocks" on the invoice! I don't remember my options at the time (it was a few years ago) regarding length but will measure up when I get a chance. I'm very satisfied with them. Regards, Doug Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
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