Vrod SHocks on a streetbob?
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From: fallbrook, socal
hey joe - yea, the height is why im considering them - i wanna raise the rear an inch or so possibly - this seems like a fairly cheap way of doing - not before a few other things (like a kick *** pair of mags 
) - just thinking outloud
by the way - bberk has them on the way to you and ill hit your paypal this weekend
) - just thinking outloudby the way - bberk has them on the way to you and ill hit your paypal this weekend
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From: fallbrook, socal
holy crap that thing is sick Beastcycle - I like those Streetrod wheels alot!? What rear shock are you running? cant tell from pic - I shoulda been more clear im referring to the vrod rear shocks for the thread topic
but **** - talk about anything here with pics that look that good!
Not to change topic but vrod front lowers are in the future so i can run dual disc (i know not with the mags im about to do) but a street rod wheel makes sense! I was thinking older fxd/sportster mag - does the street rod wheel have to run wide glide trees? or would midglide with one off spacers work? hmmmmmmm
but **** - talk about anything here with pics that look that good!
Not to change topic but vrod front lowers are in the future so i can run dual disc (i know not with the mags im about to do) but a street rod wheel makes sense! I was thinking older fxd/sportster mag - does the street rod wheel have to run wide glide trees? or would midglide with one off spacers work? hmmmmmmm
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holy crap that thing is sick Beastcycle - I like those Streetrod wheels alot!? What rear shock are you running? cant tell from pic - I shoulda been more clear im referring to the vrod rear shocks for the thread topic
but **** - talk about anything here with pics that look that good!
Not to change topic but vrod front lowers are in the future so i can run dual disc (i know not with the mags im about to do) but a street rod wheel makes sense! I was thinking older fxd/sportster mag - does the street rod wheel have to run wide glide trees? or would midglide with one off spacers work? hmmmmmmm
but **** - talk about anything here with pics that look that good!
Not to change topic but vrod front lowers are in the future so i can run dual disc (i know not with the mags im about to do) but a street rod wheel makes sense! I was thinking older fxd/sportster mag - does the street rod wheel have to run wide glide trees? or would midglide with one off spacers work? hmmmmmmm
I dont know if I answer your question.. but v-rod front fits right on oem street bob trippeltree. No spacer need. On the backwheel I have to make oem street bob pully to fit. small case..
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From: fallbrook, socal
Sorry, it was me who not read topic right... And my english is not good... I dont remember the name of rear shock, can have a look tomorrow..
I dont know if I answer your question.. but v-rod front fits right on oem street bob trippeltree. No spacer need. On the backwheel I have to make oem street bob pully to fit. small case..
I dont know if I answer your question.. but v-rod front fits right on oem street bob trippeltree. No spacer need. On the backwheel I have to make oem street bob pully to fit. small case..
very good idea!
and yea post rear shock info when you can