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awesome, that’s what I was looking for. So the duoglide will fit right into my stock neck?
also, could I go with some 0 degree trees and then do the 3 degree cups backwards and that would hardly change my trail? I’m sorry Im a noobie to all of this and trying to figure it out.
No to accomplish keeping of O.E. trail numbers.. a Shovelhead [for instance] minus three trees and backwards 3 degree cups [If you have replaceable cups] accomplishes nothing but bringing wheel back..
Note... Offset [3 degree, is Common] cups is a frame rake/de-rake..
So Remembering that Trees result in the Opposite result on trail, than Neck... Deraked trees is same result as Raking frame... far as Trail Numbers [the only thing that really counts] are Concerned..
Now... I'm wondering what Frame we are Utilizing????? May Not be able to run cups...Most Evo's cannot..
Therefor... minus 3 degree Trees is all you can hope for... which simply increases trail numbers.. good stability, but heavier Steering Effort..
No to accomplish keeping of O.E. trail numbers.. a Shovelhead [for instance] minus three trees and backwards 3 degree cups [If you have replaceable cups] accomplishes nothing but bringing wheel back..
Note... Offset [3 degree, is Common] cups is a frame rake/de-rake..
So Remembering that Trees result in the Opposite result on trail, than Neck... Deraked trees is same result as Raking frame... far as Trail Numbers [the only thing that really counts] are Concerned..
Now... I'm wondering what Frame we are Utilizing????? May Not be able to run cups...Most Evo's cannot..
Therefor... minus 3 degree Trees is all you can hope for... which simply increases trail numbers.. good stability, but heavier Steering Effort..
No to accomplish keeping of O.E. trail numbers.. a Shovelhead [for instance] minus three trees and backwards 3 degree cups [If you have replaceable cups] accomplishes nothing but bringing wheel back..
Note... Offset [3 degree, is Common] cups is a frame rake/de-rake..
So Remembering that Trees result in the Opposite result on trail, than Neck... Deraked trees is same result as Raking frame... far as Trail Numbers [the only thing that really counts] are Concerned..
Now... I'm wondering what Frame we are Utilizing????? May Not be able to run cups...Most Evo's cannot..
Therefor... minus 3 degree Trees is all you can hope for... which simply increases trail numbers.. good stability, but heavier Steering Effort..
you sir are a idiot I'm more confused now than ever
Now... I'm wondering what Frame we are Utilizing????? May Not be able to run cups...Most Evo's cannot..
Therefor... minus 3 degree Trees is all you can hope for... which simply increases trail numbers.. good stability, but heavier Steering Effort..
Originally Posted by Markogolo
you sir are a idiot I'm more confused now than ever
What's so hard to understand here. More Rake decreases trail and less Rake increases trail.. What's the problem here??? Oh I get it your lost and are trying to find yourself... MARCO, POLO...
Them dam engineers don’t know crap about frame geometry. Just get 9ut a hack saw, and welder and go at it. Remember to make sure your insurance is up to date.
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