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Does anybody know stock shock length and rate?
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http://forums.sv650.org/showthread.p...ighlight=shock
this thread gives shock length as 337mm dont know about spring rate but from racetech calculator i would estimate it to be somewhere around 6kg/mm |
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All the Curveys were the same..
Length 337mm rate is 510 lb/in or 9.1 kg/mm If you are looking for a replacement, do a search, there are loads of threads about it. Many include the now fabled shock length / rate table which lists suitable shocks from other bikes that give an improvement. |
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