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GodSilla · 11-13-2007, 05:01 AM

Mate, you will need to do the front as well.
A well-sprung rear with a soggy front is not a recipe for a god time. And the front is only sprung for a 70kg rider.
Seriously, the biggest payback you will get for your bucks is getting the suspension sorted, springs AND damping, by a real expert. Added safety, much more comfortable, way better handling, less fatigue (you're not wrestling the bike on rough stuff), blah blah blah. Just do it.

11-13-2007, 05:01 AM	#7
GodSilla I did that. Joined: Sep 2006 Location: The Promised Land Oddometer: 6,426	Don't skimp here... Mate, you will need to do the front as well. A well-sprung rear with a soggy front is not a recipe for a god time. And the front is only sprung for a 70kg rider. Seriously, the biggest payback you will get for your bucks is getting the suspension sorted, springs AND damping, by a real expert. Added safety, much more comfortable, way better handling, less fatigue (you're not wrestling the bike on rough stuff), blah blah blah. Just do it.