just wondered what u guys run on your track bikes progressive or linear and what manufacturers are best
i have an fzr400 with fzr 1000 front end which needs sorting as its way to soft for my weight
and looking to get the best info before purchase
what make springs for track use
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EZMOTO
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Re: what make springs for track use
maxton all the way,progresive springs are not the way to go for racing,speak to richard at maxton he will sort you out,
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Re: what make springs for track use
i'd go with maxton every time.
I checked out the hagons which are progressive springs and racetech which are similar to maxton but will cost you more, so i went with the maxton linear springs and the difference, from the worn out standard springs, is remarkable.
RRSP is spot on, what Richard doesn't know about suspension probable aint worth knowing, give em a call
I checked out the hagons which are progressive springs and racetech which are similar to maxton but will cost you more, so i went with the maxton linear springs and the difference, from the worn out standard springs, is remarkable.
RRSP is spot on, what Richard doesn't know about suspension probable aint worth knowing, give em a call