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I stumbled across this on another forum that I run. I had completely forgotten that I had posted it, which is not surprising considering that I posted it back in 2017.

It is part of the Workshop Practice series of books and covers making springs. It includes All necessary calcs and details for leaf springs, which are obviously relevant to Cyclekarts.

Hopefully someone might find it helpful.
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Mick set the type of the post as  Discussion — 3 months ago
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Hmmnnn lets try that again, attachment didn't work
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Very Interesting..... I considered having a crack at making my own springs for the MG but ended up get a Blacksmith to make them for me.
I have included the drawing I sent them
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Thanks for that, much appreciated.

I've been trying to find a local manufacturer but they all seem to have 40 x 6mm minimum material size.
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I got stuck on spring supply for ages before I decided to go transverse leaf instead.

I ended up going to the local trailer parts store and got the smallest 4 leaf eye to eye spring they had - 640mm from memory - and removing the three helper leaves, just leaving the long spring with the eyes.

One 45 x 6mm leaf has a pretty good spring rate for my fat butt (95kg+) and rides smoothly.

From memory about $65
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