Race Tech Shock Spring

The closest rate spring that is available for that bike with a rider of your weight would be the 6.6 kg/mm.

For that bike with a rider of your weight, Race Tech suggests the 6.3 kg/mm rate spring.

Race Tech recommends the 3.8 kg/mm rate spring for your weight on that bike.

Based on what Race Techs spring calculator shows, you would want to go with a 5.4 kg/mm rate spring.

For your weight on that bike, the suggested rate spring is 5.0 kg/mm.

For your weight on that bike, the suggested rate spring is 5.0 kg/mm.

For your weight on that bike, the 5.4 kg/mm rate spring would be recommended.

Race Tech recommends the 5.6 kg/mm rate spring for your weight on that bike.

Race Tech suggests the 5.0 kg/mm for your weight on that bike.

Race Tech suggests the 6.6 kg/mm rate spring for your weight on that bike.

According to the Race Tech spring chart, they recommend the 5.2 kg/mm rate spring for your weight on that 2013 WR250F.

For your weight on that bike, Race Tech recommends the 4.8 kg/mm rate spring.

Race Tech recommends the 4.8 kg/mm rate spring for your weight on that bike.

You would want to go with the 6.6 kg/mm rate spring for your weight on that 2020 KX250F.

You would want to go with the 8.9 kg/mm rate spring for that bike and your weight.

For your weight on that bike, you would want to go with the 11.6 kg/mm rate spring.

Race Tech suggests using the 4.4 kg/mm spring for your application.

Race Tech shows that for your weight on that bike to be using a 5.8 kg/mm spring.

Race Tech recommends the 6.6 kg/mm spring for your weight on that bike.

Race Tech recommends the 7.10 kg/mm spring for your weight on that machine.

According to the Race Tech specs, they suggest the 4.6kg/mm spring for your weight on that bike.

It would be recommended to go with the 6.6 kg/mm rate spring for your weight on that 2009 CRF450X.

It would be recommended to go with the 4.5 kg/mm rate spring for your weight on that 2002 RM125.

According to Race Tech, they recommend the 6.3 kg/mm rate shock spring for your weight on that 2018 Kawasaki KX250.

Race Tech recommends the 4.8 kg/mm spring for your weight and that kind of riding for that 2022 KX450.

For your weight on that 2021 YZ250F, Race Tech recommends .47 kg/mm front springs and 5.7 kg/mm for the rear spring.

The recommended rate shock spring for your weight on that bike would be 6.0 KG/MM.

For the forks springs, .47 kg/mm or the closest available rate to that would be recommended. As for the shock spring, 5.4 kg/mm is recommended.

Race Tech recommends 6.00 Kg/mm rate spring for that bike with that weight rider.

According to the Race Tech spring guide for your weight on that bike, they recommend 9.8 kg/mm spring.

You would want to go with the 11.6kg/mm rate spring for your weight on that 2002 Yamaha FZ1.

Race Tech claims that 6.4 kg/nm spring to be for a 240-250ish lb rider. If you are a more aggressive rider that should work well for you.

It all depends on your weight and the intended purpose of the motorcycle in question. I would suggest visiting the Race Tech's website and go to their spring rate calculator for your 2014 YZ85. They have extensive product data and spring rate conversions based off of weight and riding style. It will automatically suggest a spring rate based of of your input. You should then be able to find the spring rate you need for your ride.