Progresive fork springs

Yep, just take off the handle bars and unscrew the fork caps, trickiest part is putting the caps back on being careful not to cross thread them!

 

Take a look at Delboy changing the springs on YouTube.
Some good tips.
I am planning on changing mine to Hagon progressive springs in a week or two, already done the rear shocks

 

Dont know about a Bonnie but on my Sprint I found it easier to get the springs back in with the bike on the mainstand so the forks extended a bit. You need muscles like Arnie otherwise.

 

Oh dear, I have to bite .....

Dear Phantom, you say you are hoping to change the springs on your Bonneville and can it be done without removing them?

NOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOO!!!!!!!!!

If you don't remove them how can you change them??

That is all.

(Look, if I hadn't said summat some other silly bugger most surely would have.)

 

I though it but you actually wrote it, you're mind obviously works on my wavelength. Oh dear..
Andy

 

I service/change the oils in my forks without removing them. The fork stanchions stay in triple tree's. Pull front axle and wheel out, gives access to drain holes ! Drain refit plugging bolts, wheel and axle back in, remove handle bars and top caps, refill ,caps and bars back on ! Job done ! Takes about an hour or so,you need bike on a stable stand of some sort, mine has centre stand so I just block the front frame rails to prevent it toppling forward. I only remove everything if the oils coming out shows a major clean out is required!

 

Teacher will be happy!

 

Oh yes!
My brain gets really puddled from time to time, and when the voices start, well ...........

 

Hey Phantom,
Back to edit I'm afraid, stanchion is spelt wrong. lol
Tell me to F***k off, I will understand

 

This is scary!!!

 

Now there speaks a man who fits in here really well!

 

is that invite just for phantom or is it an open invite??

 

Open invitation but ends at 19:00 hrs 06/11/16

 

f f fff oh too late