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Fork springs: How to ID year, make, & model(s)?
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I’d bet if you measured outer diameter, inner diameter, coil thickness, and overall length, then sent that to Race Tech, they could probably give you a list of compatible bikes. And I would get those measurements in metric.
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Years ago...when I was researching front fork springs for Gold Fender... I remember finding a list of fork tube sizes & the bikes they were associated with.
Goldie a DL650 Strom used 43mm fork tubes & I swapped some 01 Triumph Trophy 1200 springs I had gotten from a good friend. They were a triple rate type & worked out great.
Goldie a DL650 Strom used 43mm fork tubes & I swapped some 01 Triumph Trophy 1200 springs I had gotten from a good friend. They were a triple rate type & worked out great.
