Rgv250 Forks Too Soft

[headcoats]

I had put the forks together as standard and hoped I would get it sorted with a bit of preload on the standard springs,but after winding them all the way down ,they are too soft still
It takes the bumps much better than my other bikes but way to soft

Are uprated springs the way ?

[JonW]

Depends on your pockets but the RGV has a decent aftermarket for this stuff, you could go for the Andreani kit if pockets reach the floor looking at the current pricing :/



I dont know many people who have fitted Andreani stuff to RGV forks for a Yam conversion, but I have an older set i bought years ago (when all your arms and legs werent quite required to buy em) but the project they are for hasnt been started yet so i cant comment on em, but maybe someone else can?

Maybe be useful to talk to these people? www.facebook.com/brooksuspension/posts/these-suzuki-rgv250-forks-came-to-us-to-be-improved-cosmetically-and-internally-/1316370025182425/

[LC_BOTT]

Have you seen these, direct from Sean on the RGV forum.

www.thetuningworks.co.uk/store/product_info.php?cPath=156&products_id=1254

[dusty350]

I fitted 15% stiffer springs to the Rgv usd forks on the orange hybrid, and it made a big difference, along with an oil upgrade.
Got it as a kit from TTW (The Tuning Works). I see the springs are £160 a pair now, but you can get 10% or 15% stiffer. The Andreani kit is nearly 600 quid, but TTW say Race only, and use on the road at your own risk ??

Dusty

[headcoats]

£160 for fork springs 🤯
I think that is the least I need to do though

[headcoats]

www.firefoxracing.uk/suzuki-rgv250-vj22-1991-1992-1993-yss-progressive-fork-springs-330x35mm-11143-p.asp

These look OK?