New Fork Springs

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  1. bob1

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    now I have my new shock on my 2010 speed triple I am going to give the forks a refresh new oil and change the springs to the correct weight. is there any advantage to using progressive springs or would I be better of sticking with standard springs also on this bike the rebound and compression adjusters don't seem to make any difference whatsoever however you adjust them.
     
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    If your changing the standard springs you should also get the forks revalved/calibrated and If the damping settings don't seem to make any difference they probably want looking at anyway.
    I had a new GSXR1100 revalved and adjusted to suit my, not inconsiderable bulk, by Maxtons back in 1992 and the difference was night and day. Not particularly cheap though.
    I fitted some progressive fork springs to my Street Scrambler which greatly improved the crash-bang-wallop of the standard springs on poor road surfaces.
     
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    after giving it a bit of thought because I like the bike and intend keeping it I have decided to get a cartridge kit just ordered a Andreani one from brooks suspension :)
     
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