Trike Low in the Front

Oct 27, 2013
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Fredericksburg, VA
Name
Roadie
I'm back - I got the bearing races out using a piece of 3/8" steel rod (all is good with that) -
Here's my new issue: trike was level after the initial conversion - Now after installing a +6 degree raked tree, the front of the lower frame is now about 1/2 - 3/4 inch lower - The ? is will being slightly lower in the front be a problem with steering and/or create any other control problems? Would it be better to be level again or even very slightly higher in the front ? Any suggestions/comments would be greatly appreciated. Thanks!
 
I'm back - I got the bearing races out using a piece of 3/8" steel rod (all is good with that) -
Here's my new issue: trike was level after the initial conversion - Now after installing a +6 degree raked tree, the front of the lower frame is now about 1/2 - 3/4 inch lower - The ? is will being slightly lower in the front be a problem with steering and/or create any other control problems? Would it be better to be level again or even very slightly higher in the front ? Any suggestions/comments would be greatly appreciated. Thanks!

Yes you need the extenders, best I remember around 2" long.
 
Roger That! Thanks for the quick come back guys - that's about what I thought - will have to buy the extensions as my VTXtreme Tree didn't come with them. Real nice trees for the $ (750.00).
 

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