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Old 01-10-2009, 12:42 AM   #41 (permalink)
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Does anyone have a b-king with a good looking quality windscreen?
Suzuki has an OEM screen, not sure if you'd like it or not. Join up over at www.suzukib-king.org - http://suzukib lots of guys there have windscreens....
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Default Custom air scoops on 1965 B King?
Anyone know where you can buy these?
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Tony, it could just be poor quality control, the last Suzuki I changed out the front springs on had a differend spring in each leg. I think sometimes on hidden components like that, you just get whatever is handy, especally if the bike was made late Friday afternon.
Suzuki sometimes does that so the forks will react progressively; plush at first, then firmer as they get compressed more. They also use two springs of different compression rates and numbers to arrive at the combined overall figure they want. The fork assembly is rigid enough they they can get away with different rates in the seperate tubes. Odd, but it does work.
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