Vtr 100 Anniversary model 2008 .Number 26 .

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Hogglepig
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Vtr 100 Anniversary model 2008 .Number 26 .

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Anyone advise on front forks rebuild .

Just had new 021 fitted and black gloss powder coat wheels .Now for the front end .

In your experience do the forks respond to fitting of progressive springs and build ? What oil to use / weight etc

I have been told that progressive springs are too hard for the road and the air gap only needs to be adjusted .

I only intend to use it on the road but the existing forks were a bit soft .

Anyone had any experience with the above or recommend anyone that will do the rebuild etc ?


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Re: Vtr 100 Anniversary model 2008 .Number 26 .

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Hi, Send them to Roger he works wonders with them
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Progressive springs are fiddler tbh .
Send them to Roger ,not cheap but it's well worth it
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Get them Rogered :thumbup:
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I've been using rodgered forks for a few years now, extremely happy with them, massive improvement over standard. as it's been said, not cheap but well worth the money imho.... :thumbup:
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The standard vtr has a soft front end ,progressive springs i think
From what i'm told linear spring is easier to get set up, also more race orientated as opposed to pro's
You need to get springs to suit your weight ,
as said by the men already you could try http://www.revolutionuk.co.uk/
or if you want to do them yourself he can also supply you with the proper spring and some back up info

100 Anniversary model you must have the only one made :thumbup:
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agentpineapple wrote:I've been using rodgered forks for a few years now, extremely happy with them, massive improvement over standard. as it's been said, not cheap but well worth the money imho.... :thumbup:
Without sounding like an butt .
If Roger forks work on ap bike with him on it ,it says wonders for the job that Roger does to them .
Ap might be on the larger side but boy can he ride (and fly) fast .
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Unless you ride like an Alien, get linear springs for your weight (in bike gear) k-tech are fine at about £150 including oil etc

Easy to fit yourself and do the internal mods

Here's a link to show the mods

Makes a big difference

http://www.ablett.jp/bikes/vtr/vtr_sus.htm
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Rogered forks always!!!
missing the noise, not the vibes. However never say never!
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lloydie wrote:
agentpineapple wrote:I've been using rodgered forks for a few years now, extremely happy with them, massive improvement over standard. as it's been said, not cheap but well worth the money imho.... :thumbup:
Without sounding like an butt .
If Roger forks work on ap bike with him on it ,it says wonders for the job that Roger does to them .
Ap might be on the larger side but boy can he ride (and fly) fast .
:lol: :lol: :lol: :lol: :lol: :lol: :lol: :lol: :lol: :lol: :lol: :lol: :lol:
tbh if it wasn't for the rodgered forks (and the ohlins rear shock) I wouldn't be able to ride as quickly as I do, although there are many forum members which leave me for dead when it comes to riding fast.... :wink:
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That's coz you tow a trailer full of Revels :)


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Duffy1964 wrote:That's coz you tow a trailer full of Revels :)


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what does he carry in that big elbow bag :lol:
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His big elbow :)


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Duffy1964 wrote:His big elbow :)


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Thats one big bag then... 8O
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