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Technical Talk -> Technical Talk. Defect wheels - Fork Tube Diameter T3880200which fuel filterAnyone found a longer lasti...front pulley removalLifting up the storm with s...1700 vs 1600 Reverse option for thunderb...Disc rotorsWorkshop manualHandlebar vibration Engine cutting out on long ...Rear tyresOBD2 cable replacementfuel gaugeNew guy here, octane questi...Acceleration Issue/FlatValve checkOld fuel - Not too late?Leak under the seat/tank?Valve shimsYuasa YTX20L-BSTPS?Thunderbird 1700 Big Bore Cam Timing toolHave I got a crook coolant ...2010 Thunderbird backfiring...Bird won´t start2013 Tbird has lost sparkBird won´t start P046...Metzler cruise teck tires Abs issue wont idle at junctionsNot new, just digging up. f...Bearing questionsmixing fork oil brands ok?Handlebar Wobble with New Tireanyone use a flush when cha...2013 Storm - Starting IssuesClutch plate assembly order. Holes at front of engineEngine Head gasket replacementElectrical question , Leethalcan someone clarify a few t...Elm streetBattery not charging.Diagnosing non-working fron...New injectors for my bird. ...Battery recommendation and ...Bike won´t start, mak...There are more than 50 topics! Categories : -------------------- General --------------------Lounge.Off-Topic Lounge.For our Non-English speaking Friends.Accessories.Gear & Gadgetry.Other Triumphs.Other Bikes.Classifieds.-------------------- Technical Talk --------------------Performance Mods.Exhausts.Technical Talk.Tech Vault.How to ... step by step.-------------------- Events, Flockings, Rallies and Rides --------------------Events, Flockings and Rallies.Rides - The shorts.Rides - The longs.Short Stories - Tales from the road ... (New!) Topic : IKON progessively wound springs  Author  Post     CornerBanger  Jupiter Reg. Date  :  07/07/2010 Posts  :  1,113 Location  :  Charleston, SC, United States Posted : 19 Sep 2010 - 02:07   Post title : IKON progessively wound springs   I installed the IKON progressively wound fork springs today and what a difference they make. Considerably less dive under hard breaking. The bike handles much better and does not bounce around nearly as much during high speed turns with a bumpy road. It is harder to grind the hard bits now.   There are those who own and there are those who ride! 2010 Thunderbird 2007 Kawi KX250F 2010 Kawi KX85 (My boy's ride)  Author  Post     fab  Thor Reg. Date  :  12/10/2009 Posts  :  2,515 Location  :  wyong, nsw, Australia Posted : 19 Sep 2010 - 06:19   Post title : Re: IKON progessively wound springs (Re: CornerBanger)   yes they are a nice spring,i did alot of development with Geoff at ikon to get the best ride there back shocks are great too .   Remember, soft cocks hang around all life long, hard ones come and go ahh f**k im deep  Author  Post     ferrol  Set Reg. Date  :  19/09/2010 Posts  :  7 Location  :  Auckland, New Zealand Posted : 19 Sep 2010 - 08:14   Post title : Re: IKON progessively wound springs (Re: CornerBanger)   Would have any part numbers for these please? I couldn't find much on their web site. Thanks  Author  Post     CornerBanger  Jupiter Reg. Date  :  07/07/2010 Posts  :  1,113 Location  :  Charleston, SC, United States Posted : 19 Sep 2010 - 19:17   Post title : Re: IKON progessively wound springs (Re: fab)   fab wrote: yes they are a nice spring,i did alot of development with Geoff at ikon to get the best ride there back shocks are great too . Well I owe you guys a few pints because they work really well. I will get the back shocks soon enough.   There are those who own and there are those who ride! 2010 Thunderbird 2007 Kawi KX250F 2010 Kawi KX85 (My boy's ride)  Author  Post     CornerBanger  Jupiter Reg. Date  :  07/07/2010 Posts  :  1,113 Location  :  Charleston, SC, United States Posted : 19 Sep 2010 - 20:50   Post title : Re: IKON progessively wound springs (Re: ferrol)   ferrol wrote: Would have any part numbers for these please? I couldn't find much on their web site. Thanks 500-936 Initially I had to send them an email to get the part number because it was not listed on their website, as you found out. So here you are mate. They are worth it!!   There are those who own and there are those who ride! 2010 Thunderbird 2007 Kawi KX250F 2010 Kawi KX85 (My boy's ride)

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