Well yes, the 86 is slightly different, also the lower spring plate seems different actually 1986 [ATTACH] 1988-89 [ATTACH] 1987 [ATTACH]
Yes, actually 86 to 89 looks alike I think. I have hade a 87 that stock shock felt almost as soft as a 86 shock, I have test ridden a 89 and its...
Well search for orginal shock numbers give you 4 different shock's used on the RC24 ML7-003 as ML7-013 for the 1986 750 as 700. ML7-691 for 1987...
I wounder if you know how much the 87 shock rise the rear on a 86, at wheel axle.
I did look at YSS site, no logic in witch length has adjustment and not, mostly fork lower shocks that are short doesn't have but there is exeptons
It's 355mm long
My TRX850 I buoght a YSS for when the orginal blew all oil out, it didn't have adjustable ride height as well, but performed good and was a few mm...
The YSS has a 56-180-150 spring, that is 56mm inner diameter, 150mm long and spring rate 180 N/mm that is ~18,35 kg/mm
I emailed Bitubo for messurments of there shocks and got a anwser really fast. They however offer 2 shocks, but one for 86-87, that is for 86 only...
After years whit to many bikes, finally a 1986 VFR750F in my garage again (whit a few other) and has been searching again for shock for it, whit a...
Well, been a while since I been on this side, but did just update my information and like to post that in August 2016 I did buy a 1986 VFR750FG....
My 1986 VFR750F
For the rear F1 wheel, not a straight swamp, BUT a European VFR750F 17" rear wheel is same looking and a straight fit to the 198-87 VFR700/750F....
My 1985 VF500FII
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