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is anybody else running the harley inverted fork front end? i know mopar is. if so, what are your impressions? how does it ride? for the money, it looks good compared to aftermarket ones available.
do you guys have pics? if i get it, i will be getting the black ones. i was at the dealer the other day, we did all the measurements, and it looks like there will be no issues mounting it to my rocker
also, does it come assembled? the dealer service guys said they have to assemble the forks, they just come as a box of pieces. i don't know if i believe them
love my inverted forks. Much better than stock. Yes they do come in pieces, but not to hard to do yourself. Will have to buy a new lower bearing for your bottom tree.
is anybody else running the harley inverted fork front end? i know mopar is. if so, what are your impressions? how does it ride? for the money, it looks good compared to aftermarket ones available.
thanks
kylant, I put a set of HD(marzocchi)chrome forks on my 07 fxstc last year.What a difference there was in ride and handling!!! They come with the major componants(fork legs) assembled.You will have to buy the axel kit( mine was 1"),2 neck bearings and dust shields,longer brake lines(kit),locktite and neck-bearing grease. I can't remember if the axel kit had wheel bearings or not,check it out.
Follow the instructions to the letter and it will go together in no time and easy.Tweak it in and don't forget to use locktite and set the torque specs....Good choice..enjoy the ride!!!!
Last edited by captain m; Oct 27, 2008 at 08:52 AM.
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