[Darren69]

Ohlins are worth it but unless you can source a low mileage s/hand one Nitron would be the next best option with a more realistic price and from what I can gather no real less performance. Your looking at about, I would guess somewhere around £800-1000 for a new Ohlins and the Nitron comes in at about half that. I'd keep my eyes out for a s/hand Ohlins but they don't come up for sale that often. And when you factor in the service cost for a s/hand Ohlins the Nitron wins hands down.

Hagon would be your budget option.