>>1076037>>1076040Front and rear are spring and shock. The rear is real tiny, you'd be forgiven for thinking there's no shock. There is though. It's an oil-filled structural member. Think of it like the strut in a modern car: it's responsible for keeping the rear end straight. In the end, AMP was willing to sacrifice everything in the name of weight. This included durability. At 22-23 pounds for every bike they made, the strategy paid off, but things like the rear shock paid the price. Period riders either rebuilt it often, or added ounces for a Risse shock.
https://www.risseracing.com/amp.shtmlAs for the bottle cage, I'll figure something out
