did u notice the difference from std ant.?....or did they come with the ohlins internals.?

Phil

Yea but no but yea but how did u get ohlins springs as they are not listed for the marzocchi 600ss forks???
Just fornd this site too if your interested in the correct spring values.
http://www.sonicsprings.com/catalog/...pring_rate.php
Glyn

As I mentioned above I used 1.0kg/mm Ohlins springs destined for a Honda Firestorm.
I always use Ohlins fork springs and have used spring rates from 0.85kg/mm up to 1.0kg/mm.
Weight and riding style come into it as does front to rear weight bias and available fork travel. Then you also have preload and the air spring to play with

jesus............is that swaheeli to any1 else.???

u dont fancy showing me the ropes one day do you kev.?

Phil I've already shown you how to bleed brakes up properly, then you go and kick my **** for the rest of the year, anymore help and you will be in danger of dominating the 583 in the way Geoff dominated this year

very very doubtfull if the rumours are true on the calibre of entrants in the 583 next year Kev......so we gotta stick together LOL..tell me your secrets Kev Obi wan

:D

[Edited on 2-12-2005 by fil2]

I had the forks setup before even riding the bike. The company took into account my weight and the track we would be riding on to get it as close as possible to perfect, within the limitations of what could be done.

Just because Ohlins springs aren't listed in their catalogue, it doesn't mean there aren't any that fit ;)

Also, I was surprised at what fork oil weight went in, but then if I told you that I'd have to kill you :lol:

I have just had a mail from marzocchi regarding springs and oil weights for race use and they recomend 5w EEK