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Springer fork, OEM style reproduction +16"

Product code: 971449
Sale price£1,562.59

Availability: Out of stock
Estimated supplier restock: 13 November 2026 Supplier estimate, subject to change. Delivery time is additional once stock arrives.

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Description

- Fork: Black
- Front legs: Black
- Rockers: Black
- Springs: Chrome
- For 3/4" axle (19.05mm)
- Rake: 3° positive offset
- 1" diameter fork stem
- Length: +16" (Standard length is approx. 19" (48cm) from bottom fork stem bearing to the center of the wheel axle)
- EU made from drop forged steel
- With stock style oval rear legs
- NEVER ride a bike fitted with any Springer type fork without an adequate damping system!
Note: 8, 12, 16 and 20" overstock springers come with a 3° positive offset and require the use of a special center part (981460 chrome or 981461 black) to mount risers for late style handlebars.
Note: Positive offset forks (wheel further forward) give less trail than an inline fork. When using a custom frame, with a raked neck, trail is increased. Increased trail is fine, as long as it is in a straight line. The bike can become heavy to steer when riding slow, have a tendency to fall into the corner and have excessive 'wheel flop' when parked. To overcome these problems trail must be reduced, which is done with a positive trail fork. This is why only Over Stock length Springer forks are offered with a positive trail.

Specifications

Unit 1

Fitment

36-E46 UL, EL style; Custom bikes with custom high neck or raked neck frames that require +16" Springer forks

Part numbers

Supplier SKU 971449
Manufacturer part 0260152

Specifications

BrandSamwel
CategorySpringer forks

Fitment

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