i saw that these are a recommended part number off ebay for them. just wanted to know if these are a universal fit deal or if they are for another bike but are proven to work with the GS 500, or what not.
thanks
they are the correct ones for the gs ,but like in the bike world they do fit other bikes . i have been quite happy with my set , just have to play with the preload spacer , to get the desired feel see this thread http://cgi.stanford.edu/~sanjayd/gs500/Upgrades/FrontSprings (http://cgi.stanford.edu/~sanjayd/gs500/Upgrades/FrontSprings)
I've got them and they are great replacement for the stock springs.I used 15w fork oil.I'm 200 lbs in my gear.best upgrade I made,other than swapping to the Katana front end.
Im running progressive springs in my Katana front end , soild . as a rock
Quote from: Jay_wolf on March 06, 2008, 12:59:03 PM
Im running progressive springs in my Katana front end , soild . as a rock
Jay,do you mind posting that part number?Thanks.
That's the only thing I haven't done to my Katana front end.
There made my Hagon , the same place who make my rear shock
GSX600F 91-97 Pn 500-088
is what i got , as i had the receipt with the doner bike i bought
they list
GS500E 89> Pn 500-066- as the gs500 ones , so im not sure about the part number of this thread unless a diff company make them in the us?
http://www.hagon-shocks.co.uk/HagMono.htm This the rear shock i have , the Type N : range of units for roadster, trial and superbikes featuring adjustable damping with automatic rebound and compression balance. Also adjustable for spring preload with adjuster ring. Fully rebuildable, red powder coated spring and plated body. Supplied with damping adjuster key.
cool thanks
no worrys :thumb:
thanks let you know in a few weeks how they feel
will these be a great improvement over stock
Yep :thumb:
do it, you won't regret it! ;)
thanks again