Progressive fork springs for Triumph Thruxton

Delivery good yet to fit to bike we,ll how they are soon

I've read so much positive reviews on progressive fork springs and had to get some,I have not fitted yet but they arrived super quick and excellent condition. Love my Thruxton 900 and upgrades are worth every penny spent.

Easily on of the best upgrades iv done to the bike so far. If I'd known the difference they would make then I'd have bought them a long time ago. The springs are a straight swap for the factory triumphs so they are super easy to fit. The bike feels so much more stable when turning into corners and you get alot more confidence from the handling.

These springs look to be well made and capable for the job in hand, as I have not yet fitted this is as much as I can say, however I have fitted and tested the rear 15 way adjustable rear shocks and they are superb Many thanks Wayne

These are a big improvement over the stock springs. They were easy to fit (the hardest part was supporting the bike without the front wheel as I don't have a center stand). I was advised by a Triumph dealer where I bought the replacement fork oil to drain the old oil overnight - this was worth doing as a surprising amount of really dirty oil came out at the end (my bike is 9 years old). Worth noting, after doing this my forks got stuck in the compressed position, and no amount of pulling could get them apart. The solution was simple - I put a broom handle inside them and tapped it on the floor, and full movement was regained. This was the only issue I had, and nothing to do with the springs. So, if you are thinking about these springs, get them, and replace them yourself. The springs make a big difference, and the job itself is easy.

They should have had these installed at the factory

Really easy to fit (I recommend watching the TEC video "Triumph Street Twin TEC front fork upgrade kit fitting guide" (https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=-VouCWWr0AA). They have made a noticible improvement to the feel of the bike, but for the best effect, upgrade the rear shocks first. The Thruxton upgrade shocks (15 position damping as well as preload adjustment) are a revelation. The previous wallowy back end on uneven roads is gone. All in all, £200 has transformed the bike! Best money you'll ever spend.

Highly recommended! Kind regards from Austria