• 4 Stroke Husqvarna Motorcycles Made In Italy - About 1989 to 2014
     TE = 4st Enduro & TC = 4st Cross

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2013 TE 250 spring weights

rockdancer

rockdancer

Husqvarna
Pro Class
Hi guys

Are they .44 or .46 up front ?
Mine feels a bit had to turn at times

Anyone know what the recommended front sag is? - (Ive seen Vinduros thread)

Is it a 5.4 on the rear ?

Thanks
 
The workshop manual is a bit confusing.
It says .46 front springs - thats seems OK
Rear it says 5.2 - 5.8, which probably means there is 3 or 4 "standard" spring options. :excuseme:
 
Stock Kayaba springs have markings. It's a little dot of paint on the spring coil towards one end. Pink is 5.5.
(My 310 was resprung before I broke it in so not sure about stock husky springs.)
 
Boogie said:
Stock Kayaba springs have markings. It's a little dot of paint on the spring coil towards one end. Pink is 5.5.
(My 310 was resprung before I broke it in so not sure about stock husky springs.)
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After my first ride on mine, I had to reset sag as it had sagged (pun intended) a good 15mm out of spec.

I am a little light at 64kg so,I would like lighter ones for front cc forks.
Will let,Dave do them though.
 
rabskyline said:
After my first ride on mine, I had to reset sag as it had sagged (pun intended) a good 15mm out of spec.

I am a little light at 64kg so,I would like lighter ones for front cc forks.
Will let,Dave do them though.
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Sorry, I should have mentioned I was referring to the rear spring. Front I wouldn't have a clue except for what the manual states at .46

64kgs? damn whippet, you need a few good Aussie BBQ's :cheers:

Dave at Suspension Matters? I've never used him but heard good things.
 
Boogie said:
Sorry, I should have mentioned I was referring to the rear spring. Front I wouldn't have a clue except for what the manual states at .46

64kgs? damn whippet, you need a few good Aussie BBQ's :cheers:

Dave at Suspension Matters? I've never used him but heard good things.
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Yeah Dave.
Rear,has,right sag numbers but front needs softened as I run the comp out a bit but that's not good for handling.
 
ATR recommended I ( 82kg ) use .44 front ( .42 ) standard on a WR125 - lighter bike .
The standard ones on the TE feel a little firm maybe so .44 sounds about right for me
I am mainly interested as I have to change the WR 125 springs
 
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