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Looks all right to me. Be interested to hear how you like them.
Man it sure does look nice!
Oooh shiny! Yep will be interesting to find out how they compare to std forks.
(06-30-2017, 09:51 AM)Lord Popgun_imp Wrote: [ -> ]I think he meant, wouldn't the forks be longer, or shorter, for different diameter wheels?

yep, geometry of the bike is where i was going. also did not realize the ex doesn't get the radial calipers, which could make a difference in rotors. I do like very much that they don't have the reflectors built into them. dam*! now i'm wanting yet another thing for my bike! da*n!
None of the bikes reflectors are truly built-in – they are just held on with adhesive tape.


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Home from work, everything is tq to spec- about to take her out and see what's what.

From my initial sitting on the bike and pushing up and down- they feel soft- but I think that is somehow the way these valves are supposed to work.
Took it for a quick run up over the mountain and back. Mission accomplished I think- seem to be more plush and soak up the imperfections more than the stock forks did. Less chatter feeling, less harshness.

For this ride I left the preload right where it was, which was the same as the stock forks initially.

I'm going to turn them in a line like I did on the other ones, that seems to be better for me.
Found your thread... This is pretty interesting. Did the mod change the amount of dive under braking? Also, and I may have missed this, what was the approximate cost of the replacement forks?
(07-05-2017, 10:59 AM)PowerDubs_imp Wrote: [ -> ]I don't know, but if they are not, there is just as much chance of any factory fork not being filled correctly.


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I love that all these years later, decades even- this wheel looks old.

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Now that is as they say- a proper bit of kit. [Image: 6fa104d0c8657c20ebda2e9a1afbb9c0.png]

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Confirmed – 110% plug-and-play. Will most likely test ride tomorrow.

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Good mod, but for the price I would rather use the Andreani kit. I like the black forks. I'd be interested to hear more about the improvements compared to stock forks.
I agree, on the blacked out '14 Standard I prefer the look of the black forks and the all-black wheels.
(01-17-2018, 01:24 PM)EmptySea_imp Wrote: [ -> ]Found your thread... This is pretty interesting. Did the mod change the amount of dive under braking? Also, and I may have missed this, what was the approximate cost of the replacement forks?
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