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Spring compression/side stand for years?

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So I needed to warm up for a morning run, what better way than a little wrenching? I ordered up a set of Sonic springs for my 82 750 and I am still waiting on a rear brake line anyway, so I went out to pull the old springs and let the tubes drain. The left side spring is noticeably shorter than the right, about 3/16ths I would say, and the right spring is bowed in the bottom half. All i can figure is the load placed on the forks from years sitting on a side stand. This might not effect the ride but I can't help but think it will. Maybe changing out springs should be on the list of ten(11) things to do from Cliff's site?
 
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