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Your Suspension Shop is located in Adelaide, South Australia, and was established by Walter Preisig to service the Australian bike market with a new generation of gas shock absorbers that are continuously under development by Walter in partnership with Hyperpro and YSS. Walter has been developing racing suspension for over 25 years and has a wealth of experience in suspension technics, motorcycle maintenance and customer service.
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Shocklenghts as per original speclist or made to customer special request.
*Offset shocks ( 8 mm offset ends to chain drives on certain pre 75 models ).
Vintage Maico Motocross Motorcycles
Maicowerk A.G. was founded in Germany in 1926, producing 98cc and 123cc two stroke motors. Maico is best known for motocross and enduro dirtbikes. The M 125 was mass-produced in 1948 as a 123cc two-stroke with a single cylinder. In 1949 a better version of the M 125, the M 150 was released. Both of these motorcycles sported a new rear suspension, and 2 years later their names were changed to M 126 and M 151.
Maico's first motorcycle with a four-speed gearbox (the Fanal) was released in 1953 together with the single-cylinder 197cc M 200, as well as many other models, including the M 175S, M 175T, M 200S, M 200T, Passat 175, Typhoon, and Blizzard. Maico was a supplier of all-terrain bikes to the German army in the 1960's and began mass producing motocross and enduro bikes for the general public.
The MC (motocross) and GS (enduro) bikes were extremely successful in the 1970s and 1980s. The 1974 1/2 400cc and 440cc GP and 1981 490cc enduro models, including all 501cc motocross models are counted to be the most desired vintage MX and dual-shock motorcycles to this day. The 1981 Maico Mega 490 was considered the greatest open-class motocross bike of all time.
Maicowerk AG filed for bankruptcy in 1983 but continued to produce small numbers of motocross and enduro models up to 1986. Modern open-class dirt-bikes are still being produced under the brandname Maico.

Mark Firkin - Maico 400 - with E 302 T | MX Classic Gallery

Terry Price - Maico - with E 302 T | MX Classic Gallery

Brad van Barrelo - Maico AW 77 - with G 302 TR | MX Classic Gallery
Suspension for any Classic or Vintage Motorcycle.
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YOUR SUSPENSION SHOP is your Your TRIUMPH One-Stop Suspension Shop with a vast range of TRIUMPH Products at hand - ready made and also customised for your TRIUMPH Motorcycle. Feel free to call YOUR SUSPENSION SHOP to discuss a solution for your TRIUMPH Suspension - or for that matter: any of your motorcycle suspension needs - we have many Custom Solutions for you.















