front fork springs??

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fmfkdxrider

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• Sep 1, 2002

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ok I was wondering if I were to buy fornt fork springs for my appropriate length would I aalos HAVE to get a relvale to or would it make a pretty good difference withg just the springs??

 

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Gladiator

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• Sep 1, 2002

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http://www.mx-tech.com

 

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kc

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• Sep 2, 2002

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i just put new springs in my '01 - a very significant difference...

 

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canyncarvr

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• Sep 3, 2002

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You do not have to revalve. You will notice the difference. Well...should notice the difference.

The difference between .42s and .40s in my bike was certainly noticeable (anecdotally speaking.....)

 

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Jim Crenca

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• Sep 3, 2002

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I agree with all of the above but would add that rider skill level along with the type of riding will magnify the improvements. A skilled rider trying to go fast over rought terain will benefit more than a beginer going for a casual trail ride. If you love the bike and want to go fast (without unecessary crashing), I advise you do both.

 

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hab

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• Sep 4, 2002

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I put the .39 Fredette springs in with roughly 110-115 oil level and noticed an awesome difference.