Why have a wide front end?
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Why have a wide front end?
What is the benefit of having a wide front end (Wide glide Dyna vs standard Dyna)? Besides having a different look, is the wide front more stable , heavier, harder to turn at low speeds. Please chime in and give me the pros and cons. All opinions are accepted. Thanks
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RE: Why have a wide front end?
MP, let me correct you typo error. Make that 41mm and 39mm diameters.
ORIGINAL: mp
The wide glide forks are just for looks. The narrow ones handle better at all speeds. However, with the much thicker forks on the new Dynas- 49mm vs. 39mm- their wider front end probably doesn't hurt the handling at all.
The wide glide forks are just for looks. The narrow ones handle better at all speeds. However, with the much thicker forks on the new Dynas- 49mm vs. 39mm- their wider front end probably doesn't hurt the handling at all.
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RE: Why have a wide front end?
ORIGINAL: TCSTD
The wide front end will make the bike feel a bit lighter and handle a bit quicker.
The wide front end will make the bike feel a bit lighter and handle a bit quicker.
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RE: Why have a wide front end?
ORIGINAL: MegaHDman
What really determines quick steering is the overall rake and trail configuration.
What really determines quick steering is the overall rake and trail configuration.
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RE: Why have a wide front end?
ORIGINAL: FXDWG3
MP, let me correct you typo error. Make that 41mm and 39mm diameters.
MP, let me correct you typo error. Make that 41mm and 39mm diameters.
ORIGINAL: mp
The wide glide forks are just for looks. The narrow ones handle better at all speeds. However, with the much thicker forks on the new Dynas- 49mm vs. 39mm- their wider front end probably doesn't hurt the handling at all.
The wide glide forks are just for looks. The narrow ones handle better at all speeds. However, with the much thicker forks on the new Dynas- 49mm vs. 39mm- their wider front end probably doesn't hurt the handling at all.