Potholes Or Front Springs

Yes.

Fit Wilbers Progressive fork springs. Funnily enough (ahem!) Hagon use the same part no but charge a tenner more in packaging in the same colour scheme......

Takes your jarring front end to a more floaty state for the first couple of inches of travel. You sacrifice the feedback you might get on smoothe tarmac but given our Third World roads ......instant comfort improvement.

I was amused to read comparisons when clearly Wilbers are Hagon’s fork spring suppliers

 

Been looking at fork springs for mine.

From what I can see :-
Wilbers are £126
Hagon are £96

Both include delivery, where can I find Wilbers £10 cheaper ?

 

Just seen Wilbers do a cheaper spring called a Promoto, but that's still £99 without oil.....

 

I bought mine for £79.99 v £89.99 6 years ago...... go with the best deal you can find. I imagine new water T100 and old air T100 springs are different items?

 

Box!

 

£84 Hagon same item......note numbers!


400-088-11 400-088-11 TRIUMPH Bonneville / Bonneville T 100 (908MD/ 986MF) 00> (20) 150mm Air Gap

 

Mine's a 2015 SE with cast wheels which has different springs.
These are the part no./prices.

Hagon part no. 400-031-05 TRIUMPH Bonneville SE (986MF) 09> (7.5) 130mm Air Gap - no oil £84
Hagon part no. 400-031-05K TRIUMPH Bonneville SE (986MF) 09> (10) 130mm Air Gap Including Oil £96

 

I've got Ikons in mine. They work a treat. The GM at our place, who is a highly regarded bike builder, doesn't reckon progressive springs. I put TEC in my Street Twin. They're going on Ebay to be replaced by Ohlins to match my rear shocks.

 

Can you recommend springs for my 2014 t100? I just installed the hagon 8210 rear shocks.