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Looks really nice. 3 deg trees are on my possible to-do list. You did trees and lowered the front end? Is the back lowered at all? Does it seem to handle any different with the extra rake?
Looks really nice. 3 deg trees are on my possible to-do list. You did trees and lowered the front end? Is the back lowered at all? Does it seem to handle any different with the extra rake?
The front is lowered one inch and so is the back. However the front looks taller because if you notice there are no nuts going through the trees. The forks screw in and the trees sit on the forks unlike stock trees and accutronix where the forks go through the trees and bolt over. That gives it a 1 inch raise. I had a tank lift on the bike and it made the bike look doofy. As soon as I removed the tank lift it made everything look proportional.
Regarding handling. Its not as crisp as it was on slow turns or u turns. you sort of feel the front wheel. I cant explain it. Its not terrible. I got used it after a bit but handling wise it doesn't bounce as much because of that 1 inch extra wheel base.
I also just ordered a Danny Gray butt crack solo seat and will be selling the seat I have now. The butt crack sits lower and is more carved out so you don't slide off as much.
I was thinking of maybe sending it out to Colormania for a paint job. However regarding the emblems do you think I should do old school looking tank emblems?
I took the badges off and went with bronze vinyl HD emblems. Keeps the tank simple. They are on ebay.
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