What does a progressive spring rate mean for my ride?

A progressive spring rate starts out softer and gets firmer as it compresses. This means you get a comfortable ride over small bumps, but the spring provides more support when you hit larger impacts or carry extra weight, helping to prevent bottoming out.

What is the benefit of the chrome finish?

The chrome finish on these springs not only gives them a bright, clean appearance that complements many motorcycle styles but also helps protect them from corrosion and rust, especially in varied weather conditions.

Are these springs a direct replacement for my stock springs?

These springs are designed to be a direct replacement for many stock applications, but it's always best to check the manufacturer's fitment guide or consult with a professional to ensure compatibility with your specific motorcycle model.

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Progressive Rear Springs 230/275 (PR) - Chrome

Name: Progressive Rear Springs 230/275 (PR) - Chrome
Brand: Progressive
SKU: progressive-progressive-rear-springs-230-275-pr-chrome-t14-669316
Price: 117.95 USD
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Progressive Rear Springs 230/275 (PR) - Chrome. Provides plush performance and prevents bottoming.

Key Features

Fits: Check manufacturer fitment data to confirm compatibility with your vehicle.
Provides plush performance, stability, and prevents excessive bottoming.
High quality progressive rate springs offer a comfortable ride with improved support.
Chrome finish for a clean look and corrosion resistance.

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Product Details

If you're looking to smooth out your ride and keep your bike from bottoming out on rough roads or during hard braking, these Progressive Rear Springs are a solid option. They're designed with a progressive rate, meaning they start out softer and get firmer as they compress. This gives you a comfortable ride when you're cruising but adds support when you need it most, like when hitting a bump or carrying a passenger.

These springs are well-built with a chrome finish, which not only looks good but also helps resist corrosion. The 230/275 spring rate means they offer a good balance of plushness and control for many riders. They're a popular choice for improving the rear suspension's ability to handle varying loads and road conditions without feeling harsh.