[wood booger]

I am looking for one.

Ti-Springs.com is OK, but $50 shipping blows for a $150 spring that weighs less than a pound.

Stendec does not seem to want to sell product at all (multiple attempts to contact, no reply).

Are there any other options for a 425#, 2.5" stroke spring?
Why do they all seem to be in England?

 

[TrumbullHucker]

daamn.. 50$ to ship?

i actually just stepped up to 450# from 400# for my DHR.. we will see once the 3 feet of snow is gone

 

[schwaaa31]

http://sa-springs.com

 

[supercow]

Think standec is closed until the first week of March.

Alternatively, just get one made and posted free on aliexpress ...that's where TI springs got his manufacturer from to begin with.

Kinda feel morally dubious about it all though, even though I've ordered from there on numerous occasions. Social, economic and environmental guilt rode me a bit for ordering from there, so I don't do it any more.

It's also the source of all the Fake TLD people been selling on Pinkbike, trying to pass it off as the real deal.

 

[wood booger]

http://sa-springs.com

Ahh, there's Stendec! New website I guess...

Can't stomach $200 (after exchange rate) for a steel spring that is 20 grams lighter than my $30 Fox spring.

Anything else other than Ti.com???
$200 ti spring still beats a $200 steel spring...