I have a Wilber rearshock that my local suspension guy is lowering 20mm for me. I have asked him to fit a Hyperpro lowering spring for the front (photo below) shock to balance the bike. He said he wouldn't fit the lowering springs to the adventure shock as it wouldn't be safe so he couldn't stand over it. He advised me to get the standard GS front shock instead.
Can someone explain the problem with using the lowering spring?
The shop and Hyperpro obviously think there's no issue.
I've taken his word for it of course as he is a professional, in fairness he did try to explain it, but it was a phonecall and I didn't want to be keep burning his ear for a long lesson on motorbike suspension. I still don't get it, so would be delighted if someone here can explain what the problem is?
Has anyone else used Hyperpro lowering springs?
Thanks
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Can someone explain the problem with using the lowering spring?
The shop and Hyperpro obviously think there's no issue.
I've taken his word for it of course as he is a professional, in fairness he did try to explain it, but it was a phonecall and I didn't want to be keep burning his ear for a long lesson on motorbike suspension. I still don't get it, so would be delighted if someone here can explain what the problem is?
Has anyone else used Hyperpro lowering springs?
Thanks
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