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Mike what springs do you have in your bike? and what's your weight geared up? I haven't decided what springs I'm going to run yet, this information might help with my decision.
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Dude wrote:Mike what springs do you have in your bike? and what's your weight geared up? I haven't decided what springs I'm going to run yet, this information might help with my decision.
not sure what springs, I will ask Fry.
I am about 265 in gear. (size 13 boots are heavy :blush: )

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Dobi wrote:I am about 265 in gear. (size 13 boots are heavy :blush: )
Really, I just thought you were fat.
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350scott wrote:
Dobi wrote:I am about 265 in gear. (size 13 boots are heavy :blush: )
Really, I just thought you were fat.
Isn't there a saying about living in a glass house and throwing rocks? :smirk:
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bikingagain wrote:Isn't there a saying about living in a glass house and throwing rocks? :smirk:
How do you think I know it's not the boots? Experience, that's how. Besides I'm pretty sure I can throw rocks farther than Dobi (he throws like a girl).
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.50 is the biggest off the shelf spring I have found for the WP 48mm open/closed. :confused:
I think the .50's will be OK in the Berg CC 's, but the Christini open need like 54's. WR has 52's and juuuust right like little bear's porridge. :D
Cutting and spacing the RaceTechs is not recommended (spring bind at full compression). :excuse:
LMK if you find 'em bigger than .50!

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PDS 8.0 and .50 fronts

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malcolmzilla wrote:.50 is the biggest off the shelf spring I have found for the WP 48mm open/closed. :confused:
I think the .50's will be OK in the Berg CC 's, but the Christini open need like 54's. WR has 52's and juuuust right like little bear's porridge. :D
Cutting and spacing the RaceTechs is not recommended (spring bind at full compression). :excuse:
LMK if you find 'em bigger than .50!
Ian stocks many over .50 kg and if he's out, it takes a short time to restock.

He orders custom rates all the time, and I don't think .54 wold be a problem.

call him or let me know what you need

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