Turn a Classic into a classic
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Nice RKC. I rented an 07 RKC that color. Black is my favorite, but I had a great day on that bike, and really started to appreciate that color. Your bike looks nice...
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Nice RKC. I rented an 07 RKC that color. Black is my favorite, but I had a great day on that bike, and really started to appreciate that color. Your bike looks nice...
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actually I did not - it's not necessary, but I would have if there was an easy kit - mine is a 1998 and they changed the forks in 2004 - 2008 and the moco sells a front fork lowering kit for them but I haven't found one for my old style forks
I like this thread. I look at all the different options and haven't seen one that I didn't like. Here's a couple of mine. By the way i posted a while ago on I needed a way to make my white walls more yellow. Someone posted to try coffee. I did and it seemed to work a little.
I have a '98 as well. Progressive has a drop in fork spring set to lower the front. I think yhey fit the '98.
http://www.progressivesuspension.com/dropin/index.html
http://www.progressivesuspension.com/dropin/index.html
I like this thread. I look at all the different options and haven't seen one that I didn't like. Here's a couple of mine. By the way i posted a while ago on I needed a way to make my white walls more yellow. Someone posted to try coffee. I did and it seemed to work a little.
....most everyone else complains about them being the other way.
I like this thread. I look at all the different options and haven't seen one that I didn't like. Here's a couple of mine. By the way i posted a while ago on I needed a way to make my white walls more yellow. Someone posted to try coffee. I did and it seemed to work a little.
The trouble with trying to match whitewalls to birch white is that the whitewalls are too white when new and too brown when they age. For myself, I try to stay with the too new look (scrub with magic eraser). In bright sunshine, I'm the only one who notices the whitewalls are too white.


