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Anonymous Posted on Aug 26, 2013

Do i need longer forks when using 3 deg raked neck cups on my 1988 Sportster

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Anonymous

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  • Posted on Feb 01, 2009

SOURCE: what is the steering neck rake in a 82 lowrider?

The FXS Low Riders had a 32 degree rake, but the FXRS and FXLR Low Riders had a 29 degree rake and the FXRS-SP, FXRS-Conv Low Riders had 31 degrees.  The first Dyna Low Rider in '93, the FXDL, went back to 32 degrees.  There have been four different frames under the Low Rider model name.

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Anonymous

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  • Posted on Feb 19, 2009

SOURCE: What is the neck rake in a 2000 FXST Softail?

Its raked out at 32 degrees

m22loud

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  • Posted on Sep 02, 2009

SOURCE: 2008 HD xl1200c sportster fork lock removal.

grind off the rivet.then lock should pull out, then use a slide hammer to pull out the rest of rivet

Anonymous

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  • Posted on Feb 24, 2010

SOURCE: need the dry capacity on my 883L forks

12.3 ounces each side

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Anonymous

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  • Posted on Jun 12, 2011

SOURCE: I have a 2006 Harley

You didn't say which Dyna series bike you have but I'm going to say that Sportster specs are not the same as for a Dyna. If you think you have a gap between your triple tree and the steering head of the bike, something may not be assembled correctly. I'd take to a shop or a dealer and have them check the front end.

Good Luck
Steve

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I have a 2006 Harley Dyna, was wondering if front fork torque specs are the same as Sportster front fork specs? I have quite a gap between triple tree and goose neck...fork lock pin doesn't line up in...

You didn't say which Dyna series bike you have but I'm going to say that Sportster specs are not the same as for a Dyna. If you think you have a gap between your triple tree and the steering head of the bike, something may not be assembled correctly. I'd take to a shop or a dealer and have them check the front end.

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If your fork slide bushings were loose , or if the inside of the fork lower/bottom were worn they could be sloppy with out leaking past the seal on top of the fork lower/bottom.
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What is the steering neck rake in a 82 lowrider?

Hi Greg, the factory H.D Low rider had a factory steering head angle of 32 deg right up until 2006 when it reverted back to the 29 deg super glide frame,enjoy and good luck ride safe
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