What does a progressive spring rate mean?

A progressive spring rate means the spring's stiffness changes as it compresses. It starts softer for a more comfortable ride over small bumps and gradually gets firmer as it compresses further, offering more support when needed.

What is the benefit of preventing excessive bottoming out?

Preventing excessive bottoming out means your suspension won't fully compress and hit its stops as often. This leads to a more comfortable ride, better control, and can help protect your motorcycle's components from hard impacts.

Are these springs a direct replacement for stock?

These springs are designed as a direct replacement for stock springs with the specified rate. Installation typically involves removing the old springs and installing the new ones in their place.

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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-t14-669317
Price: 117.95 USD
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Progressive Rear Springs 230/275 (PR) - Chrome. Offers plush performance and stability.

Key Features

Fits most motorcycles requiring this spring rate.
Provides plush performance and stability.
Helps prevent excessive bottoming out.
Features a high-quality progressive rate design.
Chrome finish for a clean appearance.

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Product Details

If you're looking to improve the ride quality and handling of your motorcycle, these Progressive Rear Springs are a solid option. They're designed to give you a more comfortable ride while also preventing the suspension from bottoming out too easily, especially when you hit bumps or carry extra weight. The progressive rate means the spring's stiffness changes as it compresses, offering a softer feel during normal riding and becoming firmer when you need more support.

These springs are well-built with a chrome finish, giving them a clean look that should hold up well. The 230/275 spring rate is a popular choice for many riders seeking a balance between a plush feel and improved stability. They're a direct replacement for your stock springs, making the installation straightforward if you're comfortable working with your bike's suspension.