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Nice Hi Quality Springs
As always fast shipping. The Colony springs are hi quality. Unfortunately they are too tall for my application and my narrow light @ss doesn’t compress them enough to be in a good riding position when installed under my seat which is just too far out of position without any give in the springs. If you get any springs for your bike seat make sure you get the correct spring for your body weight. 3” or less if you are under 185 lbs is just a guess and worked for me. Its anyones guess really. I haven’t found a good guide for seat springs anywhere on the net. I think someone needs to develop a guide chart for the weight of the rider vs the compression of a spring based on the spring type and size and the weight of the rider. A rider should be able to expect a good application and function based on the spring size if someone took the time to publish something useful for this type of part. So far I have tried TC brothers air bags which will not hold air no matter how much teflon tape you apply to the connections. I tried La Rosa coil over springs w shocks and the springs are stiff as solid steel. Ordered 3” hairpin springs from Lowbrow and they work. Hope this is helpful.
United StatesGreat springs, should have measured.
They were way too long. I thought I had 3 inch springs so I ordered the 5s cause I was bottoming out on these cruddy roads. Had 2 inch haha. 4 was the sweet spot. Keeping the 5s for the next bike build
United StatesColony 5” Springs
Good for heavy riders
Very good quality seat springs!
The springs were of great quality! The 2" clothesline pins were bottoming out on me, so I went up to these 5" springs. It made for a softer ride. These springs made my seat sit higher than I had hoped, but overall, they did their work well.
United StatesGreat
GREAT PRODUCT AND IT WAS EXACTLY WHAT I NEEDED. GREAT EXPERIENCE
United States180lb at 5’10
I like them for long rides never bottom out on hard tail. But! They take away the fun and a 3 in for me is a better choice.
United StatesGreat speings
They ride great I never bottom out on my rigid now. I’m about 6’4” and 280lbs and these springs hold me up no problem, very happy with them
Just what I needed...
I had 3" no-no springs on my rigid before this and they weren't cutting it for my 275 pound self. These sit a little.high for aesthetics, but they've stopped me from sliding off the back of the seat or tagging the fender in hard bumps.
5 in. seat springs
3rd product I bought from Lowbrow. Buy far the best yet. I had 3 in. springs on my seat before and couldn't stay on the seat during acceleration. Boy, what a difference 2 in. make. The springs were a quick, and inexpensive fix, especially for a hard tail. Thanks Lowbrow customs.
Real Deal USA quality! Made to work like they should.
I weigh 220 lbs. I originally bought seat springs from China on Ebay-might as well have threw my money in the garbage. The China made seat springs bottomed out on every crack or bump in the road! They are garbage-don't waste your money. I then bought the Colony Machine springs from Lowbrow... No more bottoming out on bumps, cracks or anything else. BUY Colony Machine Heavy Duty Chrome Solo Seat Springs with confidence! The chrome is nice too!
colony 5" seat springs
Quick service, arrived new in package. no problems
Satisfaction
I sit on, hold on too, squeeze, twist, illuminate, roll on, fill up, omit noise through, ware, and see through Lowbrow products and have plans for more!
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