Breakout Reach Issues
#21
Thanks, I like them more than most I have seen.
Maybe I'm seeing it wrong but there looks to be a pretty big gap between the spacer and the top triple tree? I can see what appears to be the bushing cup washer, is that the way the Heartland spacer goes together?
Maybe I'm seeing it wrong but there looks to be a pretty big gap between the spacer and the top triple tree? I can see what appears to be the bushing cup washer, is that the way the Heartland spacer goes together?
#22
Yeah, that gap is far to big! Those spacers are supposed to sit nearly flush with the trees, like the risers normally do.
#24
I hate to be a party pooper, but WTF!!... They're not even the same diameter as the rest of the riser. Did Heartland loose their calipers, or are they that sloppy?
#25
To each their own. I had spacers that were the same diameter as the base of the riser and I took them off because they look like ****. The step up in size made it flow better and not look like I just stuck a spacer in there.
#26
Spacers might be machined at the exact same diameter of the riser base or slightly larger, it's just a matter of taste.
The riding position benefit of this cost-effective mod but in terms of look something better can be done.
I had some custom risers CNC machined from a local shop (Tecnicad) and pretty happy with the result.
Sent them stock risers as a sample for measures, I asked to add 1" length, have them slotted and chrome plated and that's it...
The riding position benefit of this cost-effective mod but in terms of look something better can be done.
I had some custom risers CNC machined from a local shop (Tecnicad) and pretty happy with the result.
Sent them stock risers as a sample for measures, I asked to add 1" length, have them slotted and chrome plated and that's it...
#28
Spacers might be machined at the exact same diameter of the riser base or slightly larger, it's just a matter of taste.
The riding position benefit of this cost-effective mod but in terms of look something better can be done.
I had some custom risers CNC machined from a local shop (Tecnicad) and pretty happy with the result.
Sent them stock risers as a sample for measures, I asked to add 1" length, have them slotted and chrome plated and that's it...
The riding position benefit of this cost-effective mod but in terms of look something better can be done.
I had some custom risers CNC machined from a local shop (Tecnicad) and pretty happy with the result.
Sent them stock risers as a sample for measures, I asked to add 1" length, have them slotted and chrome plated and that's it...
#29
Spacers might be machined at the exact same diameter of the riser base or slightly larger, it's just a matter of taste.
The riding position benefit of this cost-effective mod but in terms of look something better can be done.
I had some custom risers CNC machined from a local shop (Tecnicad) and pretty happy with the result.
Sent them stock risers as a sample for measures, I asked to add 1" length, have them slotted and chrome plated and that's it...
The riding position benefit of this cost-effective mod but in terms of look something better can be done.
I had some custom risers CNC machined from a local shop (Tecnicad) and pretty happy with the result.
Sent them stock risers as a sample for measures, I asked to add 1" length, have them slotted and chrome plated and that's it...
#30
http://www.prototecnicad.it/en/negoz...-mod-line-art/