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just finshing my winter mods on my rocker ,just bought a set of mammoth spoke dna wheels,before i fit them i want to change the trees to wide glide ,front wheel is 21x3.50with 120 tyre i am thinking of 5 degree trees has anyone got any pics of a rocker with 21 up front and 5 degree trees and if you have done it what does it ride/stear like
I have 4* wide glide trees. Forks are at stock height to maintain the 1.5" overall drop.
The ride is not really any different other than need more room to make tight turns (parking) due to longer wheel base, but easy to get used to.
The wide glide flows with the wide swing arm & the rake (in my opinion) looks great on the Rocker.
cheers i have emailed bitching about price and shipping to the uk waiting for a reply whats the rough price of them in the states there is no prices on there web page
I've got the 5 degree hhi's on my rock with a 23 they were 700 ish last year.
hi what does it ride like with 5 degree ones at low and high speed ,also do you have a web adress for the place you got yours from i am in the uk there is nothing over here
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