Hyperpro/Touratech Progressive Springs Review
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the crf300l suspension is far to soft and not really fit for purpose for off-road but 90% of most duel sport bikes now days need to have the suspension upgraded
i would say compare the springs but there both made by hyperpro
a much needed upgrade for my bmw and for my crf250l
as I do alot of road I went with progressive springs.
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Very true ! I put them on my triumph trident 660 it seems like it's not the same bike anymore, as I had an even more pronounced imbalance following the change of the rear shock absorber, the change was necessary. Now the Trident is balanced, it no longer dives at the front and the rear no longer sways, now for attacking curves, it is perfect.
Just fitted the Hyperpro kit to my 2019 Tracer 700 - well worth the £708 cost and the fitting cost of £330 inclusive VAT. Transforms the bike. Don't make the mistake of buying the kit direct from Hyperpro if you are UK based. You will add VAT on import and a 'broker charge' from the courier. Buy from Performance Parts Ltd or let your dealer order it direct, for the same price.
That's what I've done on the rear of the CRF Hyperpro progressive, definitely sorted out the sag. Fronts I will do in the next lockdown ;- ).......................👍
@BigPezza
3 жыл бұрын
dont say that !!! also the front wont take that long to do wheel off forks off quites easy to do front ones compared to the rear
Thanks for the review
Big bike test is going to happen soon for me, I'll keep this in mind for whatever off roader/adv tourer Iget in the future....but a rebel 500 first....
@BigPezza
3 жыл бұрын
well its more for if you ride offroad and it depends on the bike not all bikes need the change but this bike was fine without. But now its just a bit more refined with the stiff springs
I had those installed on my 2014 F800GSA, I took a video and can I send it to you, I think they did wrong
These look good. Have you changed your handlebars? They look wider? Did you change your rear spring at the same time?
@BigPezza
2 жыл бұрын
Stock bars but rotated up a bit the barbuster hand guards add a bit of width I think. I have all ready done the rear shock bike is so much better with the upgrade b
Does it dive less also at higher speeds o tarmac? (No off road)
Owener of f850gs adv, the front system dives a lot... Thinking of hyperpro progressive springs. The usage of my bike is road, in the city and touring. Any opinions?
@BigPezza
3 жыл бұрын
progressive springs would help you out
Hi, can I ask why progressive and not linear spring? Looking to upgrade my CRF250l springs as I’ve replaced the rear shock so just need to sort the front out now.
@BigPezza
3 жыл бұрын
If you plan to do road trips on the CRF I would opt for the progressive springs if you plan to use it 99% off-road then go for the linear.
@iangriffiths9930
3 жыл бұрын
Ok one last question, if I’ve used a linear spring for the rear shock can I get away with progressive springs for the front? Or would I need to match it up with linear? Thanks 😊
@BigPezza
3 жыл бұрын
Oh erm not sure on that. You best off ask the professionals