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Hi All,
The current springs in my Roadholder (Dominator stanchions, Commando sliders, Lansdowne Engineering hydraulics) are of the correct length according to the manual, but they seem to weaken more and more.
They are the same age as the rest of the chassis i.e. 56 years!.
It's OK when cruising but a bit harsh at low speed on sleeping policemen for instance.
Oil quantity and viscosity is OK and it makes no change when adjusting the Compression and Reboung settings.
I think it's time to try new springs.
Has anyone experienced progressive springs?
If so, where could I get them (in Europe preferably)?
Many thanks!
Laurent
The current springs in my Roadholder (Dominator stanchions, Commando sliders, Lansdowne Engineering hydraulics) are of the correct length according to the manual, but they seem to weaken more and more.
They are the same age as the rest of the chassis i.e. 56 years!.
It's OK when cruising but a bit harsh at low speed on sleeping policemen for instance.
Oil quantity and viscosity is OK and it makes no change when adjusting the Compression and Reboung settings.
I think it's time to try new springs.
Has anyone experienced progressive springs?
If so, where could I get them (in Europe preferably)?
Many thanks!
Laurent