Buy Progressive Suspension Fork Springs 11-1128Progressive Suspension Fork Springs 11-1128 Product Description:
- Progressive springs offer a soft initial spring rate for a plush ride
- Progressively wound design provides increased resistance to bottoming as spring compresses
- Improves handling while retaining OEM geometry
- Made in the USA
Product Description
Progressive springs offer a soft initial spring rate for a plush rideProgressively wound design provides increased resistance to bottoming as spring compressesImproves handling while retaining OEM geometryMade in the USAThis item fits the following models: 1988-2007 Kawasaki EX250F Ninja 250R1994-1996 Kawasaki EX500 Ninja 5001997-2008 Kawasaki EX500 Ninja 500R1985-1986 Kawasaki KL6001986-2006 Kawasaki VN750A Vulcan 7501989-2002 Suzuki GS5001986-1999 Yamaha XV1100 Virago
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0 of 0 people found the following review helpful.
Amazing product
By Peter
Works excellent. After drop my bike 1.5" on front fork I put this springs and 15w oil and this motorcycle handles spectacular. I'm so glad I bought this springs.
0 of 0 people found the following review helpful.Improves cornering performance
By Mark Deaton
After I replaced the rear tire [on my 2005 GS-500F] with a cheaper, harder, longer-lasting Chinese tire, I noticed a tendency for the bike to slip more around tight corners. After putting in these springs and adding 15W fork oil, however, I found the bike gripping the road much better around bumpy corners. And as a plus, I never bottom out over speed bumps anymore.
0 of 0 people found the following review helpful.Fork Springs, Difference
By OSUrider
I put these springs on a Suzuki '93 500.The most immediate difference in handling was first noticed when replacing the fork oil in the Suzuki with 20w oil. Stock oil is somewhere around 5-10w and it does not dampen nearly as much. That said, I still did not achieve the fork stiffness I was looking for, so I turned to the Progressive Springs. well, it was remarkably noticeable replacing them, and the bike feels completely different. Stability is not noticed at lower speeds, when turning around town or stop lights, so don't look for stiffness there, but however, when going anywhere faster than 15 mph, the spring stiffness overcomes normal road imperfections and obstacles much differently. Great Springs and Product!
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