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Front fork springs - S.O.R Boomer - 12-24-2013
This is probably a stupid question, but does anyone run a stiffer front fork spring? If so, is it noticeable in an endo? And would you think its a necessary uprade? I need to change my fork seals and bushing, and I am justifying the $100 for new stiffer springs. But don't want too if it's not needed... any feedback on this would be badass...
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Front fork springs - Backwoods - 12-24-2013
Yea it'll come up easier tighter the spring rate
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Front fork springs - standupnfall - 12-24-2013
Originally Posted by S.O.R Boomer
Front fork springs - S.O.R Boomer - 12-24-2013
I'm about 210...
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Front fork springs - S.O.R Boomer - 12-24-2013
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Front fork springs - Backwoods - 12-24-2013
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Front fork springs - Backwoods - 12-24-2013
You might try your preload and rebound adjustment's they could give you a weak spring feeling and will change the reaction your bike has to the front brake
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Front fork springs - S.O.R Boomer - 12-24-2013
Are you running what racetech recommends for your weight or just a little heavier than stock?
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Front fork springs - Backwoods - 12-24-2013
Just a little heavier than stock ... changed em just cause I had it apart the stock ones worked just fine if I fine tuned preload and rebojnd
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Front fork springs - MiNi GuineA - 12-24-2013
Originally Posted by S.O.R Boomer