Dyna with V-Rod forks?
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RE: Dyna with V-Rod forks?
ORIGINAL: wlbowers
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To install duals on a '06 Dyna you would need the following.
Right lower slider with caliper mounting tabs.
Right caliper.
Right disk.
Dual brake lines, block and fittings.
Dual brake master cylinder. Larger boar required.
Dual brake capable wheel.
Possibly new spacers.
ORIGINAL: Cynic
I'm looking for pics of a 06-07 Dyna with V-Rod forks. Thanks!
I'm looking for pics of a 06-07 Dyna with V-Rod forks. Thanks!
To install duals on a '06 Dyna you would need the following.
Right lower slider with caliper mounting tabs.
Right caliper.
Right disk.
Dual brake lines, block and fittings.
Dual brake master cylinder. Larger boar required.
Dual brake capable wheel.
Possibly new spacers.
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RE: Dyna with V-Rod forks?
Hey, bukaneroyou're English reads fine to me. How do you like the transformation?
Any chance for a more distant profile pic with the wheel straight ahead? I'd like to see how the shorter V-Rod fork visually lowers the bike if that's possible. It looks like you transfered some parts from the Dyna forks too, seal covers anyway. How about internal parts, did you transfer any of them? Thanks!
Any chance for a more distant profile pic with the wheel straight ahead? I'd like to see how the shorter V-Rod fork visually lowers the bike if that's possible. It looks like you transfered some parts from the Dyna forks too, seal covers anyway. How about internal parts, did you transfer any of them? Thanks!
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RE: Dyna with V-Rod forks?
I want to see that also.
bukanero did you have to change any of the internals on the forks.
I pulled your images down and Photoshop them. Wanted to see them whole frame.
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bukanero did you have to change any of the internals on the forks.
I pulled your images down and Photoshop them. Wanted to see them whole frame.
[IMG]local://upfiles/6454/D92FB0E26FE248F2A8E76AB1F6C5F44C.jpg[/IMG]
[IMG]local://upfiles/6454/5B7FF627066743B6B55B74B5B83F491E.jpg[/IMG]
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RE: Dyna with V-Rod forks?
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I didn't know there was such a kit on the market. Does it include a factory looking slider withcaliper bosses for the second leg? I'm not a fan of anything decorative just for the sake of it, so I stick with factory parts as much as possible.
I've decided to go with wide glide trees mostly for looks anddual discs for more brakes. Been thinking about this for awhile and have since decided to go lower too. I did some measurementson a Boband a V-Rod side by side at the dealer about a year ago, and if memory serves me right the V-Rods forks are about an 1 1/2" shorter overall. The sliders are also substantially shorter, but can't recall how much now. Anyway, I have it worked out as to how I would go dual discs on the Dyna forks, but just thought after seeing a pic of a Dyna with V-Rod forks maybe I would likethat better.
Another thing I've been tossing around is changing out the Bob's decorative fork seal covers with the plain ones froma V-Rod? Something I've yet to measure to see if it's possible, but it sure looks like a go.
BigJfxdwg
I didn't know there was such a kit on the market. Does it include a factory looking slider withcaliper bosses for the second leg? I'm not a fan of anything decorative just for the sake of it, so I stick with factory parts as much as possible.
I've decided to go with wide glide trees mostly for looks anddual discs for more brakes. Been thinking about this for awhile and have since decided to go lower too. I did some measurementson a Boband a V-Rod side by side at the dealer about a year ago, and if memory serves me right the V-Rods forks are about an 1 1/2" shorter overall. The sliders are also substantially shorter, but can't recall how much now. Anyway, I have it worked out as to how I would go dual discs on the Dyna forks, but just thought after seeing a pic of a Dyna with V-Rod forks maybe I would likethat better.
Another thing I've been tossing around is changing out the Bob's decorative fork seal covers with the plain ones froma V-Rod? Something I've yet to measure to see if it's possible, but it sure looks like a go.
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RE: Dyna with V-Rod forks?
I´m from Spain and my english is very poor....so step by step
Parts of my Dyna:
Fork bars (modified by my mechanics, now are lower)
wheel
OEM brake rotor
Parts of Night Rod:
Sliders
Calipers
brake pump
Parts of Dyna Sport:
right brake rotor
Parts of my Dyna:
Fork bars (modified by my mechanics, now are lower)
wheel
OEM brake rotor
Parts of Night Rod:
Sliders
Calipers
brake pump
Parts of Dyna Sport:
right brake rotor
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