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Could you not use the inverted forks/front end that come stock on the CVO Pro Street Breakout?
I am unsure. I wonder what new parts I’d need (I.e. fender, brakes, axel or wheel, triple clamp, etc)???
aftermarket would be preferred, but if I could do the Oem approach and not have to pay blue sky retail, I’d go for it. I have a shotgun rear air shock I want to change out as well for something that has better damping.
Last edited by sincitychoppa; Feb 17, 2020 at 02:46 AM.
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