The title says it all.

firstly you got to make sure that the YSS shock you get are suitable....they are graded based on your weight, so one size doesn't fit all......

if you go up south pattaya road, past the 3rd road junction, heading towards the sukomvit, after about half a mile on the left is a large modern bike accessory showroom - they've got dozens of different ones in there, plus loads and loads of bike accessories.....

I bought mine from the same shop described by 'properperson" if i remember

correctly it's called GT.

Before you do buy any YSS shocks check on their website to verify the correct

shock for your motorbike/scooter and use the reference no: given in the search to ensure

you buy the correct product in the shop.

http://www.yss.co.th

I bought mine from the same shop described by 'properperson" if i remember

correctly it's called GT.

Before you do buy any YSS shocks check on their website to verify the correct

shock for your motorbike/scooter and use the reference no: given in the search to ensure

you buy the correct product in the shop.

http://www.yss.co.th

Its called GT Rider..............

I thought GT rider is on Thepprasit , close to sukhumvit.

GT Rider on South Pattaya Road opposite Navy maritime school

I thought GT rider is on Thepprasit , close to sukhumvit.

Mr "H" - you're not related to the bloke that was the lookout on the Titanic, are you ??

I thought GT rider is on Thepprasit , close to sukhumvit.

Mr "H" - you're not related to the bloke that was the lookout on the Titanic, are you ??

No I'm not, When you drive on Thepprasit towards Sukhumvit, at the opposite side of the weekend market is a bike accessory shop named GT-rider.

It isn't your average run of the mill shop either.

I noticed it last week, and was surprised as I also thought GT-rider was on Pattaya Tai, so when I passed there later that day, I noticed that the sign above the shop is all in Thai.