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I really like the front end of this deuce and its what I'm striving for on mine. Does anyone know if that's a 21" or 23" wheel? Its obviously got a lowering kit in the front, but what else has he done to make it look so good?!
it may be just the angle makes the front wheel look bigger! probably a 21"
several things make it look good! nice billet wheels and big radius first of will make anything look better, it has a wimmer air intake! not so keen on those myself, a nice improvement is the aftermarket HD headlight
it has tidy clean paint, fork brace , and some nice street slammer bars! dont no if it is so low? i think mine may be lower in rear!! all in all, a nice deuce!!
here is mine!
Now is the bike in your Username picture have a 23" and raked?
its a 21 and has 6* of rake in the trees, with 3" over tubes and lowered 2" rides and handles fantastic. If you go to my garage it has better pics to get a closer view of what the rake looks like
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