Spring rate for XPro X28, 110cc

PhantomRider86 · 11-05-2024, 04:23 PM

Hello everyone,

I had recently bought the XPro X28, 110cc engine for my son.
Does anyone who is familiar with this bike know what the OEM spring rate is? I'd like to have a reference as to what the OEM spring rate is for the shock for when/if I buy an aftermarket replacement.
I am currently looking at a DNM MK-AR, 250LBS, 265mm, Rear Shock Spring (on Amazon) as a replacement. It has the lowest spring rate that I have seen available. Most others are in the 800-1000lbs ratings.

Any assistance/information on the stock shock would help. Thank you.

Jtphotography0302 · Today, 04:51 PM

I don't know but i am curious as well. Just bought one for my son as well. Good little bike so far. Very impressed with the quality. He struggles kick starting it.

Has a few bolts back out, and his chain has to be tightened often. I assume these cheap chains stretch a good bit.

He did lay it down in the woods. Bike seems tough.

11-05-2024, 04:23 PM	#1
PhantomRider86 Join Date: Oct 2024 Posts: 2	Spring rate for XPro X28, 110cc Hello everyone, I had recently bought the XPro X28, 110cc engine for my son. Does anyone who is familiar with this bike know what the OEM spring rate is? I'd like to have a reference as to what the OEM spring rate is for the shock for when/if I buy an aftermarket replacement. I am currently looking at a DNM MK-AR, 250LBS, 265mm, Rear Shock Spring (on Amazon) as a replacement. It has the lowest spring rate that I have seen available. Most others are in the 800-1000lbs ratings. Any assistance/information on the stock shock would help. Thank you.
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Today, 04:51 PM	#2
Jtphotography0302 Join Date: Nov 2024 Posts: 1	I don't know but i am curious as well. Just bought one for my son as well. Good little bike so far. Very impressed with the quality. He struggles kick starting it. Has a few bolts back out, and his chain has to be tightened often. I assume these cheap chains stretch a good bit. He did lay it down in the woods. Bike seems tough.
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