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Sep 8th, 2009, 11:36 pm
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Ohlins rear spring rate....
The stock rear Ohlins spring on our Hyper "S" is a 01092-29 which by the Ohlins spring chart is a 6.7" long spring, the (1092). The (29) is the spring rate which is 514 lbs in. The next heavier springs are the 01092-(31) at 542 lbs in. & the 01092-(34) is a 571 lbs in.
The question I have is what is the rider weight range of each spring? I tried to find out the info, with NO luck, does anyone know? TIA Alex
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Sep 8th, 2009, 11:52 pm
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If you have to ask you weigh too much!!! Stay off the prezels and ice cream dude
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Originally Posted by 08hyper
The stock rear Ohlins spring on our Hyper "S" is a 01092-29 which by the Ohlins spring chart is a 6.7" long spring, the (1092). The (29) is the spring rate which is 514 lbs in. The next heavier springs are the 01092-(31) at 542 lbs in. & the 01092-(34) is a 571 lbs in.
The question I have is what is the rider weight range of each spring? I tried to find out the info, with NO luck, does anyone know? TIA Alex
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Sep 9th, 2009, 12:12 am
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If you have to ask you weigh too much!!! Stay off the prezels and ice cream dude 
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Ohh your soooo Funneeee......you,  you Skinny Freak!!  LOL Alex
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Sep 9th, 2009, 12:30 am
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the stock spring (prob similar) seems to be good for a 65-70kg rider for street riding. my sag figures were pretty good on it aparently.
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Sep 9th, 2009, 12:34 am
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That's right Big Bore. You are a big bore-ing fella that won't even go camping. We'll have bacon available
Come on dude!!!!!!
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Ohh your soooo Funneeee......you,  you Skinny Freak!!  LOL Alex
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Sep 9th, 2009, 12:59 am
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Originally Posted by hyprduc
That's right Big Bore. You are a big bore-ing fella that won't even go camping. We'll have bacon available
Come on dude!!!!!!
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Priorities, priorities....... Now get off my thread! They do not make a spring "light" enough for you!  "LOL" Alex
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Sep 9th, 2009, 1:47 am
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alex i just had all my suspension redone, by jason pellengahr at az bikes in scottsdale he is very good at suspension.im 195 ibs but ride pretty agressive in the front he did (oho1309-01)springs in the fork and used ohlins fork oil not sure what weight.in the rear he installed the 1092-34 ohlins spring.it also states on my paperwork 57/170/100 whatever that means.hope that helps ya as well as u helped me in the past with ur wisdom.
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Sep 9th, 2009, 6:20 am
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Quote:
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If you have to ask you weigh too much!!! Stay off the pretzels and ice cream dude 
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I don't know...
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Sep 9th, 2009, 6:53 am
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this might be of help....looks like the rider weight range is between 10-20lbs depending on the spring rate? Shazaam's write-up is a good one, the link can be found below. If it's of no help then we'll blame him.
http://http://www.ducati-upnorth.com...sionspring.php
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Last edited by oalvarez; Sep 9th, 2009 at 7:05 am.
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Sep 9th, 2009, 5:04 pm
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I contacted Ohlins directly and for my weight (250 with gear) they recommended a 01092-36. I replaced it (very easy to do) and set my rear sag right at 30mm. I also replaced the plastic preload adjuster ring with a aluminum one (Ohlins part# 00531-01) while I was there.
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