Chrome Front End
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Joined: Jul 2006
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From: MA
RE: Chrome Front End
I just think he's too erratic to go deep in the playoffs. You're right, when he's on he's great.
But when he's not on, he's dreadful. It's a tribute to da bears D that they win games in spite
of him.
Agreed, the Chargers are the team to beat. I can't root for the Cowboys when they have
that pinhead TO on their team. Talk about overrated!
Who knows, Grossman might go on a run and be a Bears/Chargers Super Bowl!
But when he's not on, he's dreadful. It's a tribute to da bears D that they win games in spite
of him.
Agreed, the Chargers are the team to beat. I can't root for the Cowboys when they have
that pinhead TO on their team. Talk about overrated!
Who knows, Grossman might go on a run and be a Bears/Chargers Super Bowl!
Tourer
Joined: Nov 2006
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RE: Chrome Front End
I just put my front end on. I lowered mine so it was a bit harder, but if your not lowering it you can do it fairly easy without removing forks. Oh yeah you can save a few bucks by getting the frontend kit off of ebay. I switched to a chrome front end(lowers, uppers, axle spacers, axle caps) and lowered it 1 inch for $320. I'll dig up a page to show how easy it is if your not lowering it and post it here
Tourer
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RE: Chrome Front End
If you are just switchin over I would do it myself. still trying to locate the link for ya. Lowering it is a bit more in depth but still do-able for some one with a lil mechanical background (can look at pics....LOL)
If I cant find the link I will sit and write out the instructions for you. The upper slider doesnt even have to be removed from the bike if your keepin the same springs and all in the front end.
If I cant find the link I will sit and write out the instructions for you. The upper slider doesnt even have to be removed from the bike if your keepin the same springs and all in the front end.