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Old 03-28-2012, 04:16 AM
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I remember a thread a while back with a guy who had installed a rake kit on his crossbones. Just wanted to see if there was any follow up on it
 
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Not a bones but i raked mine. Contact Kurt at seeger cycle. He can help ya out with info etc...possibly even a kit. Good luck and keep us posted on this. Id like to see if there is anything for a springer.
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there is....a few Crossbones and others have done it. The kit one used is made by vulcan or something. Pics look great, just hoping to get some more feedback from him now that he has had it a while. Guys name is Il_Pres or something...
 
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yeah roger.....want to hear more on it now that he has had it. Also, want to see for sure which kit he went with. The title is 4.5 degree rake kit, but it lists the 7 degree as being the kit for the Crossbones
 
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1 other thing to think about if you rake it. I didnt think about it BUT...i need a 1 inch longer kickstand. She leans REAL hard now after kicking it out. Im gonna go with a 200 rear now and 17in from 16in rear tire. hope that helps out the kickstand lean a bit.
 
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Brett would luv to hear any reviews that you may hear not posted on this thread...It looks very interesting.
 
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Man, I like that rake!!! Just the perfect amount.


 
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Any news on this?
 
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Remember too that the bike will sit lower with a rake kit, so doing that may lead to other small and unplanned modifications.
 


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