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Any comments on handling differences now? the longer forks should have increased wheelbase a bit, slowing it down on transitions a touch.
Then again, these are so long already, I didn't notice a big difference lifting my low rider with a heritage shock, while leaving the front end alone.
I think its minimal difference in handling, i would sĺg the wheelbase is allmost like the lowrider now, since if im not misstaken the forks are 2" longet than the fxbb?! Anyways, i love it, groundclearance makes the bike way better when i need to go fast in twisties.
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