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Extra long fork springs
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12-08-2006, 6:08 PM
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 Join Date: Nov 29 2006 Location: Sweden Bike(s): Busa -08, the CBR 1100 XX -97 is now SOLD Posts: 157
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I was going to install Hyperpro progressive fork springs today. When I pulled the old springs I noted that there was + 200 mm long Wilbers springs and no spacers since the are 200 mm longer than stock springs. Anyone having heard of and has experience in +200 mm 2-step springs? Perhaps I should leave them in, the front felt OK before, the reason I was going to change front springs was that I had to replace a faulty rear shock and thought I should fix both ends at the same time.
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12-09-2006, 12:26 AM
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| Vendor  Join Date: Oct 31 2006 Location: So. Flo-da Bike(s): 2001 Red Bird Posts: 908
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I would stick with what you got. Nothing wrong with Wilbers |
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