Mk1/2 rear shock flux linkage plates

[Deefer]

If your not sure what these are all about do a search on the forum for flux plates.

Essentially these plates replace the oem ones which are have a profile/angle which is progressive to allow for riders of all different weights.

These replacement plates have a different angle / profile so they make the linkage linear not progressive, which in doing so reduces the kick in the spine over higher bumps.

Simple change which makes a big difference on the road, and a good bang for the buck  particularly if you’ve still got the standard shock fitted.

Picture in link https://imgur.com/a/THYULhY

Looking for £20

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Originally Posted by Deefer

If your not sure what these are all about do a search on the forum for flux plates.

Essentially these plates replace the oem ones which are have a profile/angle which is progressive to allow for riders of all different weights.

These replacement plates have a different angle / profile so they make the linkage linear not progressive, which in doing so reduces the kick in the spine over higher bumps.

Simple change which makes a big difference on the road, and a good bang for the buck  particularly if you’ve still got the standard shock fitted.

Picture in link https://imgur.com/a/THYULhY

Looking for £20

PM sent! 

[gvy]

Hi Deefer,

For potential buyers it would be good if you explain which fluxplates you sell.
Flux tried different iterations . I made 2 myself (the FLUX mk I and FLUX mk II ) and the difference in riding between the two is substantial.
I prefer the Flux mark  II.

Flux mark I :
Dogbone-swingarm:79mm
Shock-dogbone : 74mm
Shock-swingarm : 69.5mm

Flux mark II :
DogBone-swingarm : 76mm
Shock-dogbone :59mm
Shock-swingarm : 68mm

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