help.
i have been trying to source an aftermarket spring for the rear shock, does anybody have any knowledge as to where you can get a heavier spring for the H2sx.
my problem is simply i am too heavy for the stock spring.
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Re: springs
like, i live in Thailand and most of the suspension workshops here use a hammer and chisel to loosen nuts.
no way am i trusting the indigenous folk with something as complicated as suspension.
general servicing is another matter , as long as they change the oil and plug it into laptop it tells em what to do.
no way am i trusting the indigenous folk with something as complicated as suspension.
general servicing is another matter , as long as they change the oil and plug it into laptop it tells em what to do.
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The only local option is to go full Ohlins, and i wanna keep it as original as possible.
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The only local option is to go full Ohlins, and i wanna keep it as original as possible.
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Re: springs
You need to figure out what you have then calculate how much more you need. Is there a local shop that can measure the static length, diameter and pressure? There are many companies you can go to once you know stock specs.
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