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I'm not referencing the lowers, but rather the actual tubes themselves. To lower the bike. For instance, FL front ends are shorter than FX front ends. But there's some tubes from aftermarket manufacturers. I'm just not sure of the quality.
I was just looking at the under sized tubes as well. Plenty on JP Cycles and a kit is available from BKrider that comes with the tubes, dampers and new seals.
FadeToBlack03NT, check out bkrider.com, they have over/under tubes
for about $120. They come with everything but the lower legs. Seals,
bushings and all the hardware. I've bought and installed at least six
sets on my buds and my bike. Xlnt quality!!
FadeToBlack03NT, check out bkrider.com, they have over/under tubes
for about $120. They come with everything but the lower legs. Seals,
bushings and all the hardware. I've bought and installed at least six
sets on my buds and my bike. Xlnt quality!!
That's exactly what I was hoping to hear. Thanks a lot. I'll take a look!
I think I have the measurements correct but in case I'm wrong and anyone cares to correct me, my FX fork tubes are currently (stock) 24.25" long, so for a 2" drop I'm going to need 22.25" fork tubes?
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