Racetech fork springs

Im thinking of getting some racetech fork springs. There site says I should be on 1.0 or 1.1 springs. Should I up that if I plan on having a pillion on a lot?

I'd be asking racetek that .

+1 yeah give em a call

I got my springs from them and they were helpful when I phoned to ask a few questions.

We dont have a racetech agent here I dont think. Would have to import them.

1.1's are enough to handle anything.

hi NZspokes

I actually brought my Racetech springs from Terry Hay's Shock treatment. They're in Sydney and should be able to post. Give em a call or email.

http://www.shocktreatment.com.au/contactus.html

Badger.

I fitted 1.1's, they are rather firm at slower speeds but come into their own once the velocity gets up into the higher regions.

They make the bike sit a bit taller, which will give you a little more ground clearance when cranked over......... you're on the brink when you scrape the pegs (track of course)!

i put .95 in mine cause i am a fat bastard and tis like a new bike, a $214 investment worth every cent

if your getting springs,i hope your also getting gold valves to sort out the damping.

springs will hold the weight,but correct damping will contour the road so you have correct control

mtbeerwah wrote:if your getting springs,i hope your also getting gold valves to sort out the damping.

springs will hold the weight,but correct damping will contour the road so you have correct control

Gold valves? Is that like having a red powerband fitted.

gold valves are the upgrade from your standard valve and shimming that control your compression and rebound damping.

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