Springer front ends

[Shovelhead94]

So I'm going to use a narrow glide 12" over stock springer front end on my rigid build and I called DNA and they said they don't make them anymore and I heard aren't that good. So I have two questions.

1. Who else makes quality 12" over springer that won't pogo as much(I've heard Denver's are notoriously pogo-ey)

2. What are some ways to prevent it from pogo-ing as much besides getting a damper? Should i tighten the to crown nuts on the top more or just buy stiffer top and lower springs? If it helps, the rigid frame i'm using has a little bit of rake, I think, but from what I can tell the front of the frame is still going to sit pretty high instead of level.

[Tattooo]

To your first question, NO and to your second, Nothing, No, It won't help and that's not the way to set up a front end...

[hillcat]

....and to your third question, yes, springers destroy neck bearings at a faster rate.

[Dougtheinternetannoyance123]

Probably start here http://chopperhandbook.com/rake.htm (Just saying)

and then http://chopperhandbook.com/springer-measure.htm

And you are spinning your wheels unless you fully understand the discussion here: http://chopperhandbook.com/forks.htm

[Tattooo]

Probably start here http://chopperhandbook.com/rake.htm (Just saying)

and then http://chopperhandbook.com/springer-measure.htm

And you are spinning your wheels unless you fully understand the discussion here: http://chopperhandbook.com/forks.htm

Man it's great... You don't have to know anything as long as you have the internet......

[Jeremy24]

1. DNAs suck

2. that's how they ride its old technology