 15-Oct-2006, 08:29 | #2 |
| Registered Forum User Big Twin Posts: 1,549 Join Date: Mar 2005 Location: Penrith, Lake District Mood: is it the weekend yet?? the difference is your rear sag is now reduced so the bike sits higher at the back tipping weight forward. i added an article on spring weight to upnorth, there is a table from section 8 ( no longer on their website  ) which has suggested springs/rider weight. IMHO for bumpy UK road use all the weights quoted are slightly on the high side but it is a good starting point. somewhere in that article it also gives the max spring change possible without a revalve.I'm 145lbs and run a 70 spring, I've got 64 and 75's which i have tried but prefer the 70 for my usual roads. | |
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