USD forks?

[dtoebaert-5311]

Am I doing something wrong or are there really 0 (zero) hits when searching the forum for "USD" or even "UPSD" (you never know) :confused2:

 

[wildweasel_pt]

What do you need?

 

[Diablotin]

3 letters searches are not allowed and return nothing...

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[DanQuin]

Try inverted forks.

 

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Do a google search like this "USD site:vmaxforum.net"

Instead of USD you can type in whatever you want

 

[dtoebaert-5311]

What do you need?

Just interested in the pro`s and con`s and wanted to be smart and do a search before bothering everyone

Will try "inverted forks"

But any info , especially practical experience, greatly appreciated

 

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My 1st hand experience
Pros: they work great.
Cons: $$, getting a speedo to work, ground clearance

 

[Rollie]

They look good , handle great , gives you radials and can provide a platform for sportbike better brakes ;

P.S. Bring $ . unk:

 

[sdt354]

The USD forks are more rigid than our forks. They look great too. Most set-ups are every expensive.
This looks like the best way to get an USD fork on your bike for a reasonable price. You keep your wheel and fender. http://www.cycleoneoff.com/Photo_Album.html
Steve-o

 

[dtoebaert-5311]

The USD forks are more rigid than our forks. They look great too. Most set-ups are every expensive.
This looks like the best way to get an USD fork on your bike for a reasonable price. You keep your wheel and fender. http://www.cycleoneoff.com/Photo_Album.html
Steve-o

Hey thanks!