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never seen one for a 240... 240 is the LARGEST i would ever go... it is right on the lip of loss of handling for the look of a fatty rear tire... i have several guys i ride with that rock a 240... it is decent but makes the bike only like to go STRAIT, turning becomes a pain and you really have to slow down into your turns... but hey it looks cool right... i am not sure of the companies out there, but i belive there is a company that makes a 280 kit
Any info you need mate just PM me , i had a 250 fitted in November 08.
Your quite correct it isnt a cheap mod and a lot of the kits out there are chit !, you need to do some serious research and be 100% convinced that its what you wanna do -there's no going back lol.
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