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Versys Spring Rate

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Does anyone know or have a contact at Kawasaki Engineering that can tell me the fork spring rate on a domestic market 2011 Versys?

I see various rates on the net ranging from .78Kg/mm to a 80-90Kg/mm progressive rate and would like to know what the actual rate is so that I can fine tune my spring rate to match my weight and riding style.

Have you joined the Versys forum? That is probably your best bet.

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Conflicting info there as noted in my OP

I am hoping that an Engineer with inside knowledge will chime in

You're "80-90Kg/mm" should read "80-90N/mm". 1 Newton (N) is approx. 0.1Kg/mm. So 80-90N/mmis approx. 0.8-0.9Kg/mm.

And a VERY MERRY CHRISTMAS to you and all other board members!

Oh no, I've made a mistake I really hate--- "you're" instead of "your", and I can't seem to edit it. Isn't editing possible any more?

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I got the .78 right and tried to edit 80 and 90 but as you say there is no edit function.

In any case what is the actual spring rate

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