What does a standard fork spring look like?
 

compared to a Hagon Progressive.

Finally got round to fitting my new springs tonight. Trouble is the ones I took out look identical to the ones I put in! A test ride revealed only a slight difference, probably due to new fork oil.

So unless someone tells me that stock springs look the same as Hagons, I'll assume I've wasted my time and £67.50

B*gger!

Why can't people tell you about modifications they've made when you buy a bike?

Re: What does a standard fork spring look like...
 

http://www.medistudio.co.uk/Flumps.jpg

Re: What does a standard fork spring look like...
 

Seriously though, progressives have tighter coils at one end (top IIRC)

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If they're for sale I know someone that might have them off you btw

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Just like the ones I took out, and the ones I put in!

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balls lol.

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The original springs in my k3 were progressive. They are wound tighter at one end than the other. New hagons made a definite difference.
If you put them side by side with the hagons the pitch is slightly different IIRC.

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unless they got it new, they might not have made the mods themselves...

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we needed these at AR for the fire. shame no one remembered tho, lol.

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Hmmm flumps :)