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VALT Springs



Linear And Progressive Rate VALT Springs

Not sure what spring rate you need? Find out here: Everything You Need To Know About Coil Springs

The performance of your shock is directly related to the quality of your spring.  VALT springs offer a significant weight reduction over standard steel springs. Riders can enjoy the performance benefits of coil shocks without the weight penalty.

Progressive-Rate VALT coil springs are designed and tuned by Cane Creek’s engineering team to provide riders with a true rise-in-rate spring curve. The Progressive-Rate VALT springs maintain the sensitivity and “set it and forget it” mentality of a traditional coil set up, but with the progressiveness and ramp up that hard-charging riders and many frame designs demand.  Progression begins at 50% into the stroke of the spring.

Below is a graph that shows the difference in spring progressiveness between our standard VALT spring and our Progressive-Rate VALT spring.  Rate increases are proportional to a DB Kitsuma Air air spring with (1) volume spacer installed

30 Day Coil Swap Program: Starting May 20th, 2022, if you buy a coil shock and coil spring directly from our website, you have 30 days after the delivery of your shock to try that spring out and make sure you are satisfied. Contact customer support for more information.

Additional information

Materials

High-performance spring steel

Inner Diameter

36.5mm

Outer Diameter

52.5-54mm

Weight Range

Progressive VALT Springs: 380g – 465g*
Linear VALT Springs: 252g – 539g*
Linear STANDARD Springs: 325g – 730g*

*varies spring rate & stroke

Weight Savings

50-211g*

*varies spring rate & stroke

Color and Finish

Progressive Springs: White, Linear Springs: Matte Black

Fitment

ALL Cane Creek Coil Shocks

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Q & A

Bonjour, Je souhaite acheter un CANE CREEK VAL PROGRESSIF pour mon FOX DHX 230x57,5mm (métric). Bike : Trek Remedy AL 27,5 - 150mm travel Poids pilote (avec équipements) : 105kg Lequel me conseillez vous ? 500-610 lbs ou 550-670 lbs ? Merci pour votre réponse Ari asked on April 3, 2024

Bonjour, veuillez nous envoyer un e-mail à support@canecreek.com et nous pourrons vous aider avec vos questions sur la raideur du ressort d'amortisseur arrière. Merci

Andy Bennett answered on April 3, 2024 store manager
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Hi, I'm trying to put my friend's DB Inline Coil on my 2013 Santa Curz Bronson (200x57mm ,Leverage Ratio 2.63 : 1), I'm 83kg loaded. What spring would you recommend? Regular or progressive? Thanks a lot! Qiao asked on March 29, 2024

Hello, please email us at support@canecreek.com and we can help you with your spring rate questions with more detail. Thanks!

Andy Bennett answered on April 1, 2024 store manager
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Does a 550lb linear spring seem too low/high for a rider weight of 210-220 for a 2024 Capra MK3 with an Ohlins TTX22m.2 to be in the ball park of 28-30% sag. I've gotten anywhere from 500-650 using the various calculators, and I'm trying to narrow down the range so I don't have to buy a whole closet full of spring rates. Garrett asked on March 26, 2024

Hello, please email us at support@canecreek.com and we can help you with your spring calculation question. Thanks.

Andy Bennett answered on March 26, 2024 store manager
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With 82kg (without gear) on a large 2023 Fuel EX Gen6 what spring rate would be you advise for a Progressive coil? Thought about a 500-610 or a 550-670 (planning to put a 185x55 DVO Jade) and what free lenght have those coils? Mark asked on March 11, 2024

Hello, please email us at support@canecreek.com and we can help you with your spring rate question. Thanks

Andy Bennett answered on March 12, 2024 store manager
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Will a vault spring fit on a marzocchi bomber cr coil or will I need an adapter Ned asked on February 21, 2024

Hello, we do not have the specs of this Marzzocchi shock, however, our springs sizes are Inner Diameter 36.5mm and Outer Diameter 52.5-54mm

Andy Bennett answered on February 21, 2024 store manager
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