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Old 21-Feb-2004, 16:06   #1
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rear spring/suspension life span?
Hello,

Just out of intrest what is the life expectancy of a box standard rear spring on a 748bp (yr97) Do they go off?

I understand they are set quit hard, to compensate a passenger, but as I dont would it be worth adjusting? or is this a personnal thing.

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Old 23-Feb-2004, 19:29   #2
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You can soften it off a bit, but there's no doubt that the biposto spring is way too hard for a single rider.

You could always change the spring for a single-person rated one and maybe get the whole unit serviced/rebuilt at the same time. Either that or go for a fancy new one...
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Old 23-Feb-2004, 19:50   #3
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got a spare Showa available if the dealer takes 748 in px tomorow...if youre intersted you can have it for what it cost me
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Old 24-Feb-2004, 13:23   #4
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Bradders...px 748 for what?? Hope it's still a yellow one!
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