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GS850 stock fork diameter
- Thread starter RustyTank
- Start date
Same diam as the Thou, but the 850 legs are longer by about 3/4". I went that way and built a good set of thou dual-disc legs out of spares I found. The shorter legs of the Thou, when fitted to the 850 nicely compensated for the extra weight of the fairing, by reducing the trail by a couple of millimetres. There's only one slight problem and that's clearance - I had to relocate the horns as under heavy braking the fender touched them. No biggie.
It's still a work in progress - if I don't sort out the air suspension to my liking by linking the tubes I'll be getting in touch with Sonic for a pair of new springs so I can get the full sprung length. When the air is working right, I like the ride.
