Rear Shock ,Hyperpro

I have done some research on rear shock’s on the internet after recently putting up a post about my top shock mount, which is worn (73500mls old ,so not to bad) .There’s a few choices,Hagon,Matris,Nitro & Hyperpro .Nitro & Hyperpro list shocks for Stelvio & Norge ,no GRiSO.Just wondering what are people’s experiences with any of these makes ,Hyperpro seems like good value ,what are your thoughts ?
I read up on the Stelvio replacement on here ,but i’m not to keen on raising the ride height .
Tried to put a link to the Hyperpro site but I don’t know how ,i’m shit on computer’s

I know a few people with Hyperpro on various bikes, lasted well for years, they are all happy.
If I remember correctly, Walter Preisig from Adelaide is/was involved with Hyperpro development, anyhow he sells them here in Australia.

If you want he will build you one to the stock GRiSO length, based off the Stelvio offering, snot hard.

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I have been looking Hyperpro front and rear as well as Hagon front and rear, both seem to be in the same ballpark for price.

Both rebuildable I believe

Just not quite got around to it yet.

Hyperpro
This is what i’ve found on the internet ,they look good value. Really need to sort this shock problem out as the handling shit at the moment ,thanks for the advice & how to load a link ,cheers.

Off the web site I listed previously
go to Moto Guzzi - 1200 - 'year' - scroll down the page.
Shocks are listed for Stelvio, Norge and Sport
If one of these three is not the correct length, read below, they can alter ride height.

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Best advice I can offer, whatever your budget ................ increase it!
A good quality shock with both compression and rebound adjustment is a minimum. Play with those settings and find YOUR sweet spot.
Longer shock (raising rear ride height) will transform the bikes "turn in", same as lifting forks thru the triple clamp (lowering the front).
Stelvio length shock will give you more travel and better compliance on the rough stuff.

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I bought a Hagon shock as a friend of mine owns a motorcycle shop & kindly offered to get it at cost for me. I stripped out Sachs shock to find top shock bolt had snapped ,not as I had thought that the bush had perished. I thought when i inspected it something didn’t seem right.[You must be registered and logged in to see this image.]

How was it with the Hagon shock?

Does anyone know which Hyperpro rear shock spring is suitable for the GRiSO?

I bought a spring with the same dimensions and a 10.7 Kg/mm rate from Faulkner springs
It fits the standard unit perfectly

I'm having a Hyperpro built for G2 at the moment. I'll report on specs when it arrives.

Well if i can't get a review on a Hagon i may go HyperPro too.
My resprung old Stelvio shock is both old and Sachs

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Pretty happy with the Matris on mine, but it's inherited with the bike so no before/after.
Progressive Suspension was great on a different bike, but seems like they aren't in this market unless one is willing to improvise/be a test case.