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164 spring rates 140-160

posted by  Michae1 on  Wed Mar 1 18:22 CST 2006
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Wow. I'd heard it was roughly .25x for the wheel rate, but that just seemed too low. 220 is pretty soft compared to the 475's I'm running on the front of my 240. And I'd like to go higher still!

What about the rear? I usually hear 150-200lb rear on a itb142...
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