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Im sorry if i posted this in the wrong forum or the wrong place, I'm very new to forums. Im wondering if anyone has an instructional video on how to add 4 over ( or 6) for extensions to their bike, i have a 2001 sportster 1200 and I'm fairly confident on how to do the fork extension, but i have never done it so an instructional video/ photos/ how to forum, would be awsome.
I'm running 2" ones up front but I definitely wouldn't go any higher than that, and I plan on replacing with actual longer tubes when the front end is due for a rebuild.
thanks for the forks by frank, will defiantly get one from them, now Im trying to decide to go with 4 over or 6 over. I wanna keep the stock rake because I like the height of the bike. Is the 4 to little where you cant really tell the difference? Will the 6 mess with the stearring too much? Anyone have photos of the 4 or the 6 with the stock rake? Thanks
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