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AFAIK the Ironhead never went to 1 inch.
But if your doing this from scratch I would just buy whatever cups I needed. If you pick up a 1 inch triple tree, use the 1 inch cups.
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i was trying to find out which bikes have a 1" triple tree, and 35mm forks
FX? new sportsters?
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Originally Posted by PoodlePunche
i was trying to find out which bikes have a 1" triple tree, and 35mm forks
FX? new sportsters?
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FX disk brake shovelheads had two different 35mm front ends, Kayaba and Showa, both with 1" stem. The early ones 71-72 had the old 33.5mm forks and a drum brake. |
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Originally Posted by joe s
FX disk brake shovelheads had two different 35mm front ends, Kayaba and Showa, both with 1" stem. The early ones 71-72 had the old 33.5mm forks and a drum brake.
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Thanks.
my neck bearings are getting a bit crunchy, and I really don't want to deal with the loose bearings...
would rather swap to a 35mm triple tree with timken bearings, then i can reuse my forks. |
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