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07 Norge/Sport Forks

Stormtruck2

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I am planning on replacing the springs in the Norge Forks with straight rate .80 kg. Are the fork stanchions on the Norge and the Sport the same wall thickness/stiffness, or are the Sports stiffer/thicker? I've tried to find the answer but my search mojo is weak today.
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Fork tubes are the same, but the spring rate and length/diameter, etc., are very different.
 
The B11 and N12 basically don't have any valving. the throat of the plunger is so big that it offers no resistance to the oil. So, yes, get emulators. I say forget the fishing around for parts and just get the Matris kit. It's fantastic. It has a none adjustable valve, but seems to dampen perfectly. You'll need to get the proper spring wait for the rear or better yet a new shock.

Todd, thanks for the info on the spring diff between the S12 and N12. the parts books show them as the same! Guzzi shop manual writer strikes again.
 
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