Why Progressive springs are a bad idea: Difference between revisions

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	Progressive brand springs also have a bit of a problem with quality control. Traxxion found a couple springs that were drastically different from one another when pulled out of the same forks for service.		Progressive brand springs also have a bit of a problem with quality control. Traxxion found a couple springs that were drastically different from one another when pulled out of the same forks for service.

	Progressives cost about the same as normal straight rate springs. There's no reason you should get them. Riders only know the best they've ridden, so lots of people will report being happy with these fork springs, But if they felt the difference between the Progressive setup and normal springs with the correct spring rate, they would agree that Progressives aren't worth the money.		Progressives cost about the same as normal straight rate springs. There's no reason you should get them. Riders only know the best they've ridden, so lots of people will report being happy with these fork springs. But if they felt the difference between the Progressive setup and normal springs with the correct spring rate, they would agree that Progressives aren't worth the money.