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Old 18th August 2012
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the rear shocks were sold to a member on here but when i took um off i seen they were leaking so that deal died haha my problem is i cant flat foot on this bike and its uncomfortable to me ,my 2005 i can flat foot with sneakers on thats what im looking for on this bike.

winter time might hardtail the bike with a springer front end so im trying to go on the cheap now just to ride it for 2 monthes.
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The J&P catalog lists tube length for a 79 XL as 23 1/4 and the FXR as 25 1/4
Sounds like these are the same 2" over forks as used on the XLS Roadster models. Be interesting to check the part numbers.
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The whole fork assembly measures 37 inches from top to bottom I know thats not the tube length cause the tube inside the bottom of the sliders
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