I am interested in a BikeE RX that has a rigid fork..now I know that the front suspended RX can't be
fitted with the regular BikeE fairing, but can one be fitted to a rigid front end RX ? Thanks..
Mike. 2001 Speed Ross swb with over 5000 miles.
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[email hidden] (Mike Beckett) wrote in message news:<[email hidden]>...
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I am interested in a BikeE RX that has a rigid fork..now I know that the front suspended RX can't
be fitted with the regular BikeE fairing, but can one be fitted to a rigid front end RX ? Thanks..
Mike. 2001 Speed Ross swb with over 5000 miles.Mike...........try The BikeE Pages......they have info on this. Also a video or two with guys
ridding with fairings. Moose -
I have a Zipper on my RX, works fine.
Peter Forss KCØITU 4165 Winona Ct Denver CO 80212 USA 303-477-1043
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Now is that a rigid fork or a suspension fork ?
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I have a Zipper on my RX, works fine.
Peter Forss KCØITU 4165 Winona Ct Denver CO 80212 USA 303-477-1043
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Where are those pictures from and how did you get such a wide angle?
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I have a Zipper on my RX, works fine.
Peter Forss KCØITU 4165 Winona Ct Denver CO 80212 USA 303-477-1043
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Mike,
I took the zipper from my BikeE AT with rigid fork and adapted the climbing handlebar extensions
used to mount it to the handlebars with aluminum straps for extra width to fit the wider FX-RX bars.
The up and down fork movement is easily accomodated by the flexible fairing. Putting Primo Comets in
place of the Hookworms and fairing the seatback with a kayak bladder made this a much faster bike.
(I know, people here classify all BikeEs as dogs.) See picture at:
www.nyx.net/~pforss/Bikes/zipper.jpg Not too visible is the angle bracket I made to attach a generic
kick stand to the swingarm. I can't see parking a bike on its side in the dirt! Anybody know of a
nice fender set adaptable to this fully suspended bike?Peter Forss KCØITU 4165 Winona Ct Denver CO 80212 USA 303-477-1043
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