What is a progressive rate spring?

A progressive rate spring starts with a softer spring rate and becomes stiffer as it compresses. This allows it to absorb small bumps for a comfortable ride while providing more support during harder impacts or when the suspension is compressed further.

What does the 140/200 spring rate mean?

The 140/200 designation indicates the spring rate in pounds per inch. It starts at 140 lb/in and progresses to 200 lb/in as the spring is compressed. This offers a dual-rate characteristic for varied performance.

What is the benefit of the chrome finish?

The chrome finish provides a bright, reflective appearance that can enhance the look of your motorcycle's suspension components. It also offers a layer of protection against corrosion.

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Progressive Rear Springs 140/200 (PR) - Chrome

Name: Progressive Rear Springs 140/200 (PR) - Chrome
Brand: Progressive
SKU: progressive-progressive-rear-springs-140-200-pr-chrome-t14-669310
Price: 117.95 USD
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Progressive Rear Springs 140/200 (PR) - Chrome. Offers plush performance and stability, preventing excessive bottoming.

Key Features

This kit includes a pair of Progressive Rear Springs with a 140/200 spring rate.
The springs feature a chrome finish.
They offer plush performance for a comfortable ride.
These springs improve stability during riding.
The progressive rate design helps prevent excessive bottoming out.

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Product Details

In this kit, you get a pair of Progressive Rear Springs, specifically the 140/200 (PR) model in a chrome finish. These springs are designed to give you a more comfortable ride while also improving how your bike handles during spirited riding. They work by using a progressive rate, meaning they start out softer and get stiffer as they compress. This helps soak up small bumps for a plush feel, but then provide more support when you need it, like during hard braking or cornering, to prevent the suspension from bottoming out.

The progressive rate design is a smart way to get a wider range of performance from your suspension. You get that comfortable ride on the highway or around town, but when you push the bike a bit harder, the springs offer improved stability and control. This updated spring rate helps keep the bike planted and prevents that jarring feeling of hitting the stops.