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British Bikes / Re: Featherbed short or long forks
« on: March 25, 2008, 06:26:58 AM »
Is that why the norbas looks like a chopper?
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British Bikes / Featherbed short or long forks
« on: March 25, 2008, 05:14:59 AM »
Simple question, i have two featherbed frames one is 1954 88 frame bolt up rear end and the second a 1960 es2 frame, the latter has an a65 engine the first a triumph tr6 engine. I have a set of long and short road holder forks. Which goes with which frame?
To complicate matters the norbsa has a 19 inch rear and 18 inch front wheel combination and the triton an 18 inch rear and 19inch front.
The reason i am asking is because the norbsa looks a little raked out at the front, and currently has the long roadholders.
To complicate matters the norbsa has a 19 inch rear and 18 inch front wheel combination and the triton an 18 inch rear and 19inch front.
The reason i am asking is because the norbsa looks a little raked out at the front, and currently has the long roadholders.
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