Rake, Extended Fork Question on Heritage
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Thanks Poolguy! It is getting a lot of attention around the neighborhood.
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9secs,, That a great looking job..
But she even rides smoother with the extra inches....
How she in the slower 90* turns, that was the only place I remember I really had to watch it when I did the 6'' over tubes. I think most of my problem was the Six bend bars I put on, they were hard to used to.
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But she even rides smoother with the extra inches....
How she in the slower 90* turns, that was the only place I remember I really had to watch it when I did the 6'' over tubes. I think most of my problem was the Six bend bars I put on, they were hard to used to.
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9secs,, That a great looking job..
But she even rides smoother with the extra inches....
How she in the slower 90* turns, that was the only place I remember I really had to watch it when I did the 6'' over tubes. I think most of my problem was the Six bend bars I put on, they were hard to used to.
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But she even rides smoother with the extra inches....
How she in the slower 90* turns, that was the only place I remember I really had to watch it when I did the 6'' over tubes. I think most of my problem was the Six bend bars I put on, they were hard to used to.
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I had originally dropped the rear 2" before all of this, and noticed a slight change in the handling, but no real issues. Once I added the 4 degree tree and 2" over on the tubes to level it out, she went right back to handling the way it did when it was original. Like you said, the only difference I see is that it is harder to make 90 degree turn in a parking lot or my garage. But if going just fast enough to pick your feet up......then absolutely no issues with turning.
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