Hannigan Steer Lite Triple Trees
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Hannigan Steer Lite Triple Trees
Rode my sidehack for a month with the stock trees and the steering stabilizer that came with the Champion Avenger car. I thought the stabilizer looked a bit odd but left it on to function. I had UNB Customs in NC order me a Hannigan Steer Lite set of trees. UNB must have set the car up very well as I took the stabilizer off and rode it 20 miles without. Steering was a bit hard but no wobble or anything. The new Hannigan trees are on now and the really do work. Turning requires much less effort now. Shout out to UNB and Hannigan.
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Rode my sidehack for a month with the stock trees and the steering stabilizer that came with the Champion Avenger car. I thought the stabilizer looked a bit odd but left it on to function. I had UNB Customs in NC order me a Hannigan Steer Lite set of trees. UNB must have set the car up very well as I took the stabilizer off and rode it 20 miles without. Steering was a bit hard but no wobble or anything. The new Hannigan trees are on now and the really do work. Turning requires much less effort now. Shout out to UNB and Hannigan.
Last edited by smitty901; 02-01-2024 at 05:37 PM.
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The mounts are pretty heavy duty. The frame attachments are 3/4-16 joints and the mounting bolts all 1/2-20. I will check them periodically I'm currently working on a heavy bracket to change the front frame mount slightly that I will be able to mount my hard lowers from AdvanBlack
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The mounts are pretty heavy duty. The frame attachments are 3/4-16 joints and the mounting bolts all 1/2-20. I will check them periodically I'm currently working on a heavy bracket to change the front frame mount slightly that I will be able to mount my hard lowers from AdvanBlack
For lowers a curved front upper is used .
Great looking Rig hope to see it on the road someday.
My Blue one is in bike room right now. Getting ready for 3 planned trips with it.
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