Tri Z rear shock (dumb question)

[Yamaha Tri-Moto]

I'm looking to replace the rear shock on my new to me 85 Tri-z because its pretty bouncy.

I read that a warrior shock from any year will work.

So do I just need to buy a single front shock or do I need to replace my adjuster reservoir as well? If I buy a used one does my reservoir cable just connect to the "new" Shock?

I'm very confused, I don't know a thing about shocks.

[sledcrazyinCT]

You don't swap for a front shock, you buy a rear shock. If you search on this site there are many posts that discuss this.
https://www.partzilla.com/catalog/ya...xb/rear-shocks


Warriors were made many years
Yamaha ATV 1993 WARRIOR - YFM350XE Rear Shocks
Yamaha ATV 1993 WARRIOR - YFM350XE_M Rear Shocks
Yamaha ATV 1992 WARRIOR - YFM350XD_M Rear Shocks
Yamaha ATV 1989 WARRIOR - YFM350XW Rear Shocks
Yamaha ATV 1991 WARRIOR - YFM350XB Rear Shocks
Yamaha ATV 1992 WARRIOR - YFM350XD Rear Shocks
Yamaha ATV 1991 WARRIOR - YFM350XB_M Rear Shocks
Yamaha ATV 1987 WARRIOR - YFM350XT Rear Shocks
Yamaha ATV 1988 WARRIOR - YFM350XU Rear Shocks
Yamaha ATV 1994 WARRIOR - YFM350XF_M Rear suspension
Yamaha ATV 1994 WARRIOR - YFM350XF Rear suspension

[Yamaha Tri-Moto]

Ok, but the whole assembly with reservoir or just the shock?

Please explain it like I'm 5.

[factoryX]

Raptor 660 shock with detached resi

[big specht]

Or just get it rebuilt

[oldskool83]

send it to kevin jocaga @ jocaga supensionwerks or KB5 industires to be rebuild...i left brad at kb5 industries to a 350x shock. I took it all appart to clean up he revalved it and put it together for me. He services a nation MX team...that should say it all. Plus he always say Hi aaron when I walk in.