23 inch wheel on 97 low rider?
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it will help, did not snap to your lowrider being an older one with rake built into the frame. if you already have a 21 on the front, find a piece of 2x4 and roll front wheel onto it. this will give you an idea of the height the bike will set , without lowering the forks. if you do lower the forks take into mind that the wheel will also sit higher up in your lower legs, mine about two inches above dust ring.
if this is something your into, do it! don't let any nasayer **** on your plans.
I jumped in the 23 and was happy until I went with a chain and could not find a sprocket in the size I wanted to match my rc components wheels. so I figured if I were to get a new set of wheels to match a steel sprocket I got, why not go bigger?
so.....currently running with a 26. I am sure to be flamed for my choice, but it is my madness and money........so rock on.
if this is something your into, do it! don't let any nasayer **** on your plans.
I jumped in the 23 and was happy until I went with a chain and could not find a sprocket in the size I wanted to match my rc components wheels. so I figured if I were to get a new set of wheels to match a steel sprocket I got, why not go bigger?
so.....currently running with a 26. I am sure to be flamed for my choice, but it is my madness and money........so rock on.
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it will help, did not snap to your lowrider being an older one with rake built into the frame. if you already have a 21 on the front, find a piece of 2x4 and roll front wheel onto it. this will give you an idea of the height the bike will set , without lowering the forks. if you do lower the forks take into mind that the wheel will also sit higher up in your lower legs, mine about two inches above dust ring.
if this is something your into, do it! don't let any nasayer **** on your plans.
I jumped in the 23 and was happy until I went with a chain and could not find a sprocket in the size I wanted to match my rc components wheels. so I figured if I were to get a new set of wheels to match a steel sprocket I got, why not go bigger?
so.....currently running with a 26. I am sure to be flamed for my choice, but it is my madness and money........so rock on.
if this is something your into, do it! don't let any nasayer **** on your plans.
I jumped in the 23 and was happy until I went with a chain and could not find a sprocket in the size I wanted to match my rc components wheels. so I figured if I were to get a new set of wheels to match a steel sprocket I got, why not go bigger?
so.....currently running with a 26. I am sure to be flamed for my choice, but it is my madness and money........so rock on.
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