Wilbers Shock Bmw R1100gs on 2040-parts.com
Vancouver, Washington, US
This Wilbers shock was on a BMW R1100gs 1999, it is 1/2" lower (shorter) than stock. I weigh 165lbs and it worked great for me. I would have the shock rebuilt before I installed it for years of trouble free service.
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