I agree with Ron. The India-made ones I bought are the right length but they sagged almost immediately, and are basically worthless. I learned that it's always best to buy quality items from a known supplier - one to whom you can complain if things aren't right.
I search for springs and all I get is India and Australia in the results. I actually have to access eBay.com or eBay.co.uk to get other listings on a lot of things.
Simply searching in the eBay app does not show me a lot of the international listings.
I will go through this link provided.
Yes the Indian production is not not quite up to par is it.
I needed the Fork Slider extensions for my G3L and ordered some on eBay from India. The chrome is actually quite good, pity the threaded ends are crooked and the thread is actually super shallow and doe snot screw into the sliders properly. I put it down to a $50 experiment.
Seller does not ship springs to Australia, but apparently he does ship sarongs and teddy bears here. And just to piss me right off, he does not take questions about the springs.
I've sent the seller a generic query and hopefully they will respond.
Searching the eBay app by seller shows only 6 items in his shop, searching the seller by eBay.co.uk shows the springs and 143 items for sale.
Whilst I am waiting, does anyone else have a suggestion who might sell decent saddle springs who ships to Australia?
And Mikes Bikes in Qld
Mike usually deals with Gold Stars and the early models used the same springs.
Bill Green Motorcycles. Bill was supposed to have sold out but his add is still in a couple of club magazines but better than average chance he is selling the same indian springs as most of his repo parts seem to come from there.
Then there is Peter Smith, trading as Cobs Classics.
Right now he is probably filling sand bags so I would leave him for a couple of weeks
