Anti-Dive Fix
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KTMkeithWING
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Anti-Dive Fix
Where to find the black silicone rubber metric O-Rings for the anti-dive pin . 12000 miles on bike and I have gotten to hate this braking system .
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Viking
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1987 Harley Softail Custom
1974 Harley FLH (sold)
1965 Harley FLHE (sold)
1957 Harley Chopper (sold)
Re: Anti-Dive Fix
Take the anti dive out of the equation with an anti dive delete kit
http://www.motomfg.com/GL1800_Goldwing_ ... p/gl-1.htm
It is what I did, and I have not regretted it for an instant.
http://www.motomfg.com/GL1800_Goldwing_ ... p/gl-1.htm
It is what I did, and I have not regretted it for an instant.
It ain't about the destination - it's all about the journey
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thrasherg
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Re: Anti-Dive Fix
But if you do, you probably want to change the fork springs as the front end tends to collapse under braking!! Standard springs are too soft. I removed the anti-dive and fitted Progressive springs 6 years ago and still love the setup!!
Gary
Gary
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Viking
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1987 Harley Softail Custom
1974 Harley FLH (sold)
1965 Harley FLHE (sold)
1957 Harley Chopper (sold)
Re: Anti-Dive Fix
As Gary mentions, I also did. Both anti dive delete and Progressive springs.thrasherg wrote:But if you do, you probably want to change the fork springs as the front end tends to collapse under braking!! Standard springs are too soft. I removed the anti-dive and fitted Progressive springs 6 years ago and still love the setup!!
Gary
It ain't about the destination - it's all about the journey