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Two over might give you a bit of the look you want without messing up the handling too bad.
Others may advise you to go longer, like maybe 6" over for that old skool chopper look, but I'll tell you, it'll make your forks floppy (and flexy!), make slow-speed turns crappy, slow your high speed handling, increase your turning circle, and turn what was a pretty sweet ride into an absolute pig.
Just one man's opinion. You get what you pay for. Sometimes less.
...it'll make your forks floppy (and flexy!), make slow-speed turns crappy, slow your high speed handling, increase your turning circle, and turn what was a pretty sweet ride into an absolute pig....
Please, don't hold back! Tell us how you really feel.
I run 2" ones on my low rider, have for at least 5k hard miles, haven't had any issues. Works for now until I tear down the front end to rebuild and just do a set of WG tubes.
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