Öhlins Fork Spring 35/390/8.5 Tapered NC700X 12-13

Exchanging the front fork springs is one of the most cost effective way to improve the bike's front fork. Together with the specifically developed high-quality oil from Öhlins, a considerable improvement in the responsiveness and performance of an original fork can be achieved.

Öhlins offers a wide range of linear springs to suit each individual type of bike, rider weight and personal preferences for installation into the standard front fork. Well chosen material and high-end manufacturing guarantee less the 1,5% difference regarding spring rate.

Type code

Front Fork Springs

Technical data

Fits for vehicles

• Honda NC700X (2012 – 2013)
  • ABE (Germany)

Downloads

• Datasheet

Recommendations

• #20 (98,0 cST) 1 Liter

How to Read Öhlins Spring Numbers

The numbers are separated by slashes and always follow this order:

Diameter / Free Length / Spring Rate
Some springs add the stroke: Diameter / Free Length / Stroke / Spring Rate

• Diameter (mm): the size of the spring, so it fits your shock or fork. A range (e.g., 65.5-63.5) means the diameter changes along the spring.
• Free Length (mm): the uncompressed length from end to end.
• Stroke (mm): only when 4 numbers are given. How far the spring can compress before the coils touch.
• Spring Rate (N/mm): the stiffness. One number (e.g., 90) is linear, the same stiffness throughout. A range (e.g., 22-30) is progressive, getting stiffer as it compresses.
• Tapered: one end of the spring is narrower. The diameter shown is the main body.

Examples

• 57/200/90: 57 mm diameter, 200 mm long, 90 N/mm linear.
• 65.5-63.5/255/60: 65.5–63.5 mm diameter, 255 mm long, 60 N/mm linear.
• 46-55/240/135/22-30: 46–55 mm diameter, 240 mm long, 135 mm stroke, 22–30 N/mm progressive.
• 35.9/290/9.0 Tapered: 35.9 mm diameter, 290 mm long, 9.0 N/mm linear, one narrower end.