Progressive Suspension 11-1526 14.5x22 Progressive Rate Fork Spring

Description

Spring rates have been chosen to reduce front end inch dive inch during braking, yet still provide ride comfort. Progressive rate fork springs have several advantages over straight rate springs. The benefit of this is that the spring can be soft enough at the start of the travel to offer a inch plush inch ride, yet be firm enough at the end of the travel to soak up the big bumps. The original progressive rate fork springs soak up the small road bumps, yet are firm enough to absorb the molar-rattling ones. Spring rates have been chosen to reduce front end inch dive inch during braking, yet still provide ride comfort. Progressive rate fork springs have several advantages over straight rate springs. A progressive rate spring has the advantage of a rising rate resistance to compression. The benefit of this is that the spring can be soft enough at the start of the travel to offer a inch plush inch ride, yet be firm enough at the end of the travel to soak up the big bumps. Spring rates have been chosen to reduce front end inch dive inch during braking, yet still provide excellent ride comfort. The original progressive rate fork springs soak up the small road bumps, yet are firm enough to absorb the molar-rattling ones. The original progressive rate fork springs soak up the small road bumps, yet are firm enough to absorb the molar-rattling ones. Spring rates have been chosen to reduce front end inch dive inch during braking, yet still provide ride comfort.

Key Features

• The benefit of this is that the spring can be soft enough at the start of the travel to offer a inch plush inch ride, yet be firm enough at the end of the travel to soak up the big bumps.
• The original progressive rate fork springs soak up the small road bumps, yet are firm enough to absorb the molar-rattling ones.
• Progressive rate fork springs have several advantages over straight rate springs.
• Spring rates have been chosen to reduce front end inch dive inch during braking, yet still provide ride comfort.
• A progressive rate spring has the advantage of a rising rate resistance to compression.