Link Front End?
Road Captain
Joined: Oct 2004
Posts: 578
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From: 60631
Looks to be a Lowell Neff setup, Google Lowell Neff and have at it.
Or call him:
Neff Design & Engineering
Lowell Neff
P.O.Box 475
Dragoon,AZ 85609, USA
520-586-9642
Fax:520-586-9642
Components Mfg. – Sub-frames,
Or call him:
Neff Design & Engineering
Lowell Neff
P.O.Box 475
Dragoon,AZ 85609, USA
520-586-9642
Fax:520-586-9642
Components Mfg. – Sub-frames,
Road Captain
Joined: Apr 2008
Posts: 505
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From: Pine, Colorado
They aren't the best looking front ends in my opinion, but they are very popular in europe on hacks. And I have read that they handle much better with this style of front end. You see them on most high performance sidecar rigs.
Take a look at these at http://www.merlinsidecars.co.uk/
Take a look at these at http://www.merlinsidecars.co.uk/
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Joined: Mar 2009
Posts: 16
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From: Wayne, NJ
It's called a "leading link" Ural's w/sidecars have them. They also used to be on 60's BMW's. Makes the steering much easier with a sidecar. There used to be a place in England I believe that sold them, expensive though.
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