Wilbers Fork Spring - Zero friction - Progressive

Wilbers Fork Spring - Zero friction - Progressive

Marsoni

M251S

$195.00

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Wilbers Fork Spring - Zero friction - ProgressiveWilbers progressive fork springs ZERO Friction finishing Our vibratory finishing process (trough vibrator with tailored media) micro polishes the spring surface. The resulting fine, shiny finish reduces surface roughness and friction hence ZERO Friction. Pair with our specially formulated Wilbers fork oil and the specified air chamber for your vehicle to maximize performance. Product may differ from the picture. Recommended viscosity and air chamber:

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Reviewed in the United States on July 5, 2023