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(DIFFERENT) looking to raise forks just a little bit - 5/19/2008 12:24:09 PM   
sglide18

 

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any one have any tricks to raise front end of heritage classic w/o changing tire sizes or changing floorboards locations to keep them from dragging.thanks for any advice!!
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RE: (DIFFERENT) looking to raise forks just a little bit - 5/19/2008 1:00:29 PM   
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Back in the old days we used 2"- 6" slugs that screwed in to the top of the leg, like the cap. Then the cap screwed in to the slug to mount it in the top triple tree. Considered dangerous, I have no idea if anyone still make them. Your best bet would be a pair of longer legs, you can use the old springs but will need longer spring spacers. I don't know if anyone makes raised mounts for the floorboads, but that would be easier and cheaper.

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RE: (DIFFERENT) looking to raise forks just a little bit - 5/19/2008 6:03:41 PM   
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longer fork tubes & raise up the ass end to keep it level & same rake.  I agree on the slugs, NFG

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