Harley Sporty Fork Spring Upgrade. 

It’s a good plan for “eaters” like us.

Great. It handles correctly in turns now, and since I upgrade the rear shocks, it rides like a couch.

Yes, the PVC is cut to a different length than stock. The length is specified by Progressive.

@@KnobleMoto 10-4 thank you.

No. Just jack the bike up enough that the front suspension tops out and the wheel comes off the ground

Not necessary to change the oil, but it can’t hurt. Just make sure the oil drains off the springs before you remove them.

A small amount. About where it was when the bike was new. You could cut the preload spacers a little longer to help lift it.

Thnx! I just ordered a set of springs so I hope it will be a nice upgrade

@@nicovanommeren5641 you won’t regret it. Stock is terrible.

20 weight

In video I didn’t see where fork oil was changed. Did I miss that?

@@humid-rb7rt you didn’t miss it, it was not in the video. I did not change the oil, because you don’t have to change it to change the springs. Also I generally don’t change fork oil because it is difficult to get it all out without full disassembly. So I just run the same oil until one of the seals go, then do a full rebuild on both forks.

Yes. The damper rod is in the bottom of the fork. No need for removal for swapping springs

@@KnobleMoto Did I miss in the video where you unscrewed your damper rod from the fork Cap/spring. I got the right one swapped no prob but left fork is challenging me lol

@@kcs316 I don’t think I have done a video of full fork Teardown. I do a in person class on it.

@@KnobleMoto where are you located?? Cause I legit can't get the right spring out. Cap is completely unscrewed but it's attached to the damper. I would love to attend something like this

@@kcs316 Cleveland Ohio. I Do a suspension class once or twice a year. I am about due. Www.KnobleMoto.com