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But, is there a definitive answer to; which way up do Lambretta progressive fork springs go? :oops:
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I've fitted mine with the tightest wound coils at the top ( stop end ) as recommended on MB's website.
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Tightly coiled spring to the top buddy
As my Dad used to say "Each to their own lad"
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I half expected a debate to ensue. :lol: I'm going with the advice of you two, thanks. ;)
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The tighter wound section is heavier per inch, and you want the least unsprung weight as possible. So the lightest end toward the wheel.
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