becoyote Posted November 4, 2014 Share Posted November 4, 2014 Going through this new to me bike I am looking to see what range rider the springs are for. The front spring is 0196-13/58 L214 which seems to translate to a 331 lb spring. The rear is 01092- 69/170 L194 which is a 971 lb spring. I couldn't find any info on the the weight of the stock springs. I'm about 250 with gear. Anybody know if this is in the ball park? Used the information below: 1091-34/100 is an example of a code you will find on an Ohlins shock spring. Using the below charts you can decode what you are looking at. The 1091 refers to the diameter and the length of the spring. Almost all Ohlins springs have a diameter of 57mm so thats easy, the 1091 in this case means it has a 160mm length (when not on the shock) The -34 is the spring rate. For some unknown reason Ohlins uses its own numbers to label rate, but below on the rate conversion chart you can cross reference this number. In this case a -34 is a 100nm or 10.19kg or 571lb spring The /100 is the springs rate in Newton meters, but without the decimal. In this case the /100 means its a 100n/m spring. Art. nr. Rate N/mm Kg/mm ibs/inch -88 28 2.85 160 30 3.06 171 -90 32 3.26 183 -01 34 3.46 194 -02 36 3.67 206 -03 38 3.87 217 -04 40 4.08 228 -05 42 4.28 240 -06 44 4.48 251 -07 46 4.69 263 -08 48 4.89 274 -09 50 5.10 286 -10 52 5.30 297 -11 54 5.50 308 -12 56 5.71 320 -13 58 5.91 331 -14 60 6.11 343 -15 62 6.32 354 -16 64 6.52 365 -17 66 6.73 377 -18 68 6.93 388 -19 70 7.13 400 -21 75 7.64 428 -24 80 8.15 457 -26 85 8.66 485 -29 90 9.17 514 -31 95 9.68 542 -34 100 10.19 571 -36 105 10.70 600 -39 110 11.21 628 -41 115 11.72 657 -44 120 12.23 685 -49 130 13.25 742 -54 140 14.27 799 -59 150 15.29 857 -64 160 16.30 914 -69 170 17.32 971 -74 180 18.34 1028 -79 190 19.36 1085 -84 200 20.38 1142 -89 210 21.40 1199 Spring Length Chart 1093- 1091- 1092- 150 mm 160 mm 170 mm 5.9" 6.3" 6.7" Link to comment
Twinsig Posted November 4, 2014 Share Posted November 4, 2014 You could contact FBI (fast bike ind) Hendersonville NC, they did a fine job rebuilding mine. Dyno-tuned to your wieght & riding style. They would have accurate info there, not saying members here don't. Link to comment
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