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maddog1927
I have a 1985 ATC 250r Bone stock with low hours (original grips hardly worn). I want to leave it mostly stock but would like to at least get springs for my weight (210#). Would just springing for my weight be the way to go, or is there a special "Sand Dune" Valvling recipe?
SANDPSYCHO
Check the nitrogen adjust the preload to you and ride it.
MWBbanshee
My buddy has his revalved and re-sprung front and back by PEP and it makes a hudge differance.
RRon3
I have stiffer progressive springs in my front forks and a re-valve of my rear shock for my weight(210lbs), I-shock did mine. It made a huge difference, can sit down a lot more instead of having to use my legs as shocks laughing.gif
BamBam
I agree with these 2. I had PEP do my rear. What a difference.
blackmagic250R
PEP or nothing lol greatest thing i did on my 250R was send the rear shock to pep its worth the money
SCHMIDTY
Just sent out the third one this week.. All revalved,resprung, anodized, for big boys with extended arms...pm for details
maddog1927
All I really want is for this



to hammer through the woops like this does

maddog1927
All I really want is for this



to hammer through the woops like this does

SCHMIDTY
another TRX 250r shock.. came in like this went out like that..
RideSand
QUOTE (SCHMIDTY @ Dec 14 2011, 11:20 PM) *
another TRX 250r shock.. came in like this went out like that..


PM sent....
RideSand
Schmidty, I replied to your last PM this morning but I think I am having issues with them going through. If you dont get it, send me an email at mmmmountainbikes@gmail.com and we can figure things out that way. Does that sound alright?
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