What is a progressive rate spring?

A progressive rate spring gets stiffer the more it is compressed. This allows it to provide a softer initial ride for comfort, while becoming firmer to handle larger impacts or heavy braking.

Do these fork springs come with any warranty?

Yes, these fork springs are backed by a lifetime manufacturer's warranty, reflecting their well-built nature and the company's confidence in their durability.

What is the benefit of reduced brake dive?

Reduced brake dive means the front of your motorcycle doesn't dip down as much when you apply the brakes. This helps maintain a more level chassis, which can improve steering response and overall rider confidence during deceleration.

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Specifications

Brand: Progressive
Part #: 11-1506
UPC: 11-1506

Progressive 1506 Fork Spring Dr650S/Xt

Name: Progressive 1506 Fork Spring Dr650S/Xt
Brand: Progressive
Price: 131.95 USD
Availability: InStock

$131.95

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Progressive 11-1506 Fork Springs offer a progressive rate for improved comfort and reduced brake dive on a range of motorcycles.

Key Features

Fits a range of BMW, Honda, Kawasaki, Suzuki, and Yamaha motorcycles.
Progressive spring rate absorbs small bumps while remaining firm for larger ones.
Reduces front-end dive during braking for improved stability.
Precision wound for consistent performance.
Comes with a lifetime manufacturer's warranty.

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Will this fit your vehicle?

Product Details

If you're looking to smooth out your ride and get better control when you brake, these Progressive Rate Fork Springs are a solid option for a variety of motorcycles. They're designed to soak up those little road imperfections that can make a ride uncomfortable, but they're also firm enough to handle bigger bumps without bottoming out. This means you get a more comfortable experience on rough roads and a more stable feel when you're slowing down.

What makes these springs work so well is their progressive rate. Unlike a standard spring that has a constant rate, a progressive spring gets stiffer the more it's compressed. This allows it to be soft enough for everyday comfort but strong enough to prevent excessive front-end dive during braking. Progressive has been making these 'Original' springs for a long time, and they're precision wound to ensure consistent performance. They fit a range of popular bikes, including models like the Suzuki DR650S, Kawasaki KLR650, and BMW F650GS.