Bitubo shock which way up?

[MJD]

I have an adjustable shock to fit but which way? I would think it is piston shaft to top and adjuster nuts to bottom, but all the writing on the shocker is upside down? Perhaps it's Australian!

[Toddy]

A picture might help buddy

[MickYork]

it will work either way.

the R1 shocks on some series 1/2's are sometimes fitted "upside down" for clearance issues.

[Eden]

I ran mine upside down for 15 years

[MJD]

[quote="Toddy"]A picture might help buddy mate I would love to but I can't seem to get bloody photobucket to work, arghhhhh

[MJD]

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[MJD]

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I think this answers it just found it on SLUk's site picture taken by Lee Hollick http://leehollickphotography.zenfolio.com/f1010273017

[Scooterlam]

The current perceived wisdom is the heaviest end attaches to the frame.
It's all to do with minimising unsprung weight.

[MJD]

The current perceived wisdom is the heaviest end attaches to the frame.
It's all to do with minimising unsprung weight.

I can get to that Scooterlam, gonna fit as in the pic, heavy end to frame and pogo to Whitby this weekend and report back

[MJD]

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Eco ado mount their's t'other way up, seems as though Mickyork is correct, either way works