What is a progressive rate spring?

A progressive rate spring gets stiffer as it compresses. This means it offers a softer initial feel for small bumps and then provides more resistance as the suspension is compressed further, like during hard braking or hitting larger bumps.

What does the 90/130 rating mean?

The 90/130 rating refers to the spring rate in pounds per inch at different points of compression. It indicates the spring starts at a rate of 90 lb/in and progresses to 130 lb/in as it compresses.

What is the benefit of a chrome finish?

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

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Brand: Progressive
Part #: 03-1310C
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Progressive Rear Springs 90/130 (PR) - Chrome

Name: Progressive Rear Springs 90/130 (PR) - Chrome
Brand: Progressive
SKU: progressive-progressive-rear-springs-90-130-pr-chrome-t14-669308
Price: 117.95 USD
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Progressive Rear Springs 90/130 (PR) - Chrome. Get plush performance and stability with these well-built progressive rate springs.

Key Features

This product includes a pair of Progressive Rear Springs in a 90/130 (PR) rate.
The springs have a chrome finish.
They offer plush performance for a more comfortable ride.
These springs help prevent excessive bottoming out of the suspension.
The progressive rate design improves stability.

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Product Details

With this product, you get a pair of Progressive Rear Springs, specifically the 90/130 (PR) model in a chrome finish. These springs are designed to give you a more comfortable ride while also improving stability and preventing the suspension from bottoming out too easily. They feature a progressive rate, meaning they get stiffer as they compress, offering a balance between a plush feel on small bumps and more support when you need it.

These springs are a well-built option for riders looking to improve their motorcycle's rear suspension. The progressive rate design helps absorb road imperfections for a smoother ride, while also providing increased control during acceleration and braking. The chrome finish adds a nice visual touch to your bike's rear end.