Topica Loopframe_Guzzi Archive


Subject: Re: What is involved in changing front end?

Author: Ken Pitts

Date: Jul 15, 2002, 6:22 AM

Post ID: 1710605273



In a message dated 7/14/02 4:56:07 PM, davids-@hotmail.com writes:

<< if I wanted to put another front end on my Eldo, say
from a bike with dual disk brakes, would this be possible, and how would one
go about it? >>

You can easily put a T or T-3 front end on your loop. You will need the
complete front end including triple clamps. All you have to do is add a .200"
spacer under the lower head bearing of the T front end & it will bolt right
onto the loop frame.

A 120 rear tire will fit but I often have to deflate the tire for removel &
installation of the wheel. Right now my Ambo has a 120/90 rear & 100/90
front, I use to think this was the best combination for my riding but because
of race compound sizes available I'm running a 110/80 rear & 90/90 front on
the race bike. I'm very happey with the smaller sizes & when the tires on my
Ambo wear out the smaller sizes will go on.

Ken
Asheville, NC

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