info on "works" shocks

[OIF_Warrior]

My Warrior that I just bought has works shocks on it. I'm just looking for some honest info and opinions about them.

[backinsaddle]

I've heard they're pretty good shocks, not quite elka, custom axis, or a few of the others.  they used to be a cheaper alternative, although I hear they're getting up there in price.   I consistently hear they have terrible customer service.

[OIF_Warrior]

Thanks for the input. I'm more curious than anything. I'm sure they are better than my riding ability needs and thats all that matters. I have seen some prices and they are kind of pricey. A little over $400 a pair with the remote reservoir which is what mine has.

[backinsaddle]

if you have the remote resevoirs, then you have the higher end works shocks.  they're supposed to be nice.  the nightbreeds are selling a yfz with what appears to be works shocks here: http://www.atvflorida.com/forum/index.php/topic,6138.0.html

they may now more about it.

[OIF_Warrior]

Thanks for the info and hope to see you at Ocala

[310R_Dude]

... the nightbreeds are selling a yfz with what appears to be works shocks here: http://www.atvflorida.com/forum/index.php/topic,6138.0.html

they may now more about it.

Duuuuuuuuuuude... those are PEP shocks.

[backinsaddle]

Duuuuuuuuuuude... those are PEP shocks.

my fault.  the pep are red, white and blue, the works are all blue?

[Nightbreed]

Prices are going up, but for average rec riding there is nothing wrong with works. They are 100 times better than stock.