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Motorcycle Forks: Right-Side Up vs. Upside-Down - MC GARAGE

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1,177 Views • Nov 19, 2016

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Look at any lineup of bikes and you’ll likely see two different fork setups. Some forks have the skinnier, shiny portion at the top (conventional, or right-side up forks), while others have the chromed part at the top (upside-down, or USD forks). The general consensus is that upside-down forks are better, but how? Ari Henning explains in this video from the MC Garage.

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#Motorcycle #Motorcycling #Motorcycle components #Motorcyclist #Tech Tips #MC Garage #Motion Pro #Bel-Ray #Ari Henning #SYN

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