Motion Pro 08-0029 Shock Spanner Wrench

Bought a new Kawasaki Mule and wanted to raise the shocks. The mechanic wasn't there when I went to pick up the machine from the dealer so they couldn't do it then.Ordering this was cheaper than driving the 4 hour round trip to have them do it at a later date.Raising the machine to take pressure off the shocks took longer than it did to adjust them. Literally 30 seconds each.This is a very nice, well made, heavy duty, spanner wrench.

At 13" this tool is not something you're going to carry with you under the seat, but the length has the advantage of giving it good leverage compared to the compact ones. Once I got a good approach angle on the shock (which was in good shape), the adjustment was quick and minimal effort. IMO, it's a little bit over-priced for a piece of stamped, hardened steel but it is a custom / niche tool so I can't complain about that too much. Decent quality for the home / DIY mechanic. I'd buy it again.

I was glad that it fit. 1 side does not!

XSR900 rear shock area is very tight. I to add preload I would have had to remove the rear brake reservoir. Instead, I cut the tool in half. Now it fits and I can rotate freely inside the rear shock area.

I have used a motionpro tool before, so did not hesitate buying another one from MotionPro especially since this one had 2 different sizes. I wanted to adjust the sag (preload) for my Ohlin rear shock absorber on my 2014 Triumph Speed Triple R. The tool was too long to operate in that tight space. I had to remove a lot of things from the rear of my bike in order to adjust the preload. I wouldn't recommend this for anyone who is looking to adjust sag/preload on a speed triple.

Product looks good worked good

A good wrench. Extremely well made. Solid thick steel. Stamped out by a machine, so the edges are sharp 90 degree corners, not rounded over at all. I used this on my 2007 Honda VTX to adjust the rear shocks. The Honda has round holes for the pin, where this wrench has a square profile. A little adjustment with a hand file and this thing works great.

A solid, stampled steel wrench that does what it needs to do. Not the most comfortable tool in the chest, but how often are you adjusting shocks? The size and angle works OK -- it is big so you will undoubted run into some clearance issues on a bike/atv unless you have great access. I've used it primarily to loose the lock ring and then adjust by hand after that (lift the bike, take the weight off the wheel/shock), then to tighten when done.

great product

Well made,perfect fit.

Not the right one for my bike