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Didn't keep it on there as it belongs to my shovel but, you get the idea.
Thank you that is the look i'm after , is it an easy bolt up and can you have a slightly wider wheel as i'm not sure if yours had a slightly wider front wheel or not. Also do the front ends come in different sizes , rakes etc or is it more a standard fit?
I'd suggest going with stock rake and either stock length or even -2 if you want a lower stance. Rake on a springer is not necessary until you are around 45 degree rake in the frame neck. You only need a wider wheel if you are going to a 120 or 140 front tire. The stock rim will handle up to a 90/90 tire. If you go wider, you do need a wider fender, or go without.....
I'd suggest going with stock rake and either stock length or even -2 if you want a lower stance. Rake on a springer is not necessary until you are around 45 degree rake in the frame neck. You only need a wider wheel if you are going to a 120 or 140 front tire. The stock rim will handle up to a 90/90 tire. If you go wider, you do need a wider fender, or go without.....
Thank you for the info so the + 2/4/6/8 etc is that height over the stock forks or something completely different and btw what size is your front wheel/tyre TX as yours is a outstanding looking bike and defiantly the direction i would like to take my bike .
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