Was sorting out some bits and thinking of flogging my old ones that are definately tighter wound at one end. I replaced them last year with ones sprung for my weight etc
Standard Fork spring
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BigVeeGrin
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Standard Fork spring
Simple question - is the standard fork spring progressive? I presumed not, and looking at the standard part fiche it seems to be wound the same along its length
Was sorting out some bits and thinking of flogging my old ones that are definately tighter wound at one end. I replaced them last year with ones sprung for my weight etc
Was sorting out some bits and thinking of flogging my old ones that are definately tighter wound at one end. I replaced them last year with ones sprung for my weight etc
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BigVeeGrin
- Posts: 2521
- Joined: Wed Feb 17, 2010 1:41 pm
- Location: Glasgow
Re: Standard Fork spring
taAMCQ46 wrote:standard one is progressive wound
couldn't be sure from the image. Guess they're scrap value only then
Re: Standard Fork spring
Stick them up on eBay someone will buy them. Label them up as unknown but they came out of an Ohlins box. 
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