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I have my wheel at the dealer now and was thinking of a flush axle kit. Upon looking it up there are kits from $50 ish up to $180. Is there a forum favorite?
is there one that doesn’t rquire the left side to be pressed in
Last edited by Jersey Drew; Mar 22, 2025 at 10:28 AM.
is there one that doesnt rquire the left side to be pressed in
Mine is from Native Custom Baggers. Not a big deal to press the nut as a good kit includes a tool for it. After initial harder press-in you can take it in and out easier should you need to service the fork leg.
Mine is from Native Custom Baggers. Not a big deal to press the nut as a good kit includes a tool for it. After initial harder press-in you can take it in and out easier should you need to service the fork leg.
that was my concern. I have installed the native on my buddys bike and it was cake but have read that you cannot get the the lower fork bolt once that side was pressed in.
Just ordered the native one should be here in a couple of days. And got the call that my tire is ready so i went and picked up my wheel with new tire and new bearings!
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