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Great ride. Had a 2012 road that I started with and upgraded when I found a deal on a used XC. Larger front wheel and better suspension were huge. That said, the the stock suspension sucks for someone bigger than average. With some upgrades it has been a great dual sport and tourer.- 1 comment
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The Hyperpro fork springs will eliminate the deep dive under braking, provide excellent feedback and handling. Front: Hyperpro progressive rising rate fork springs with fork oil at $ 159.00 The front fork was designed to use the maximum front fork stroke, and to withstand heavy breaking so that it won’t disturb the front grip. Our progressive spring kit is available with fork oil and a manual for adjustment instructions. Rear: Hyperpro progressive replacement spring for the OEM shock is $ 139.00. Our progressive rear spring is designed to smoothly transfer engine power to the road whilst controlling your bike. This will ensure more stability and will significantly reduce tire wear. These springs are not only suitable on the track, but are also suitable on the road. It absorbs irregularities in the roads, and saves you from hitting the bump while transporting persons or heavy loads. Hyperpro supplies a specific rear spring that fits on your OEM shock. In this case when the shock still has damping and is not leaking, it is possible to exchange the “soft” original spring with a Hyperpro progressive rear spring. Rear springs are available in the colors Hyperpro Purple and Black.
