KranK Street Magnum
- SKU:
- KRANK-SMA-93-LFWAI00
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Description
Sold as Pair with Large Flat Washers and Sticker.
.975" Dia x .50" High (24.77mm Dia x 12.70mm High)
The Street Magnum offers high linear stability for poorly defined bushing seats. They still turn very well and can be used in a softer duro if you are looking for a stable yet plush and comfortable setup.
- Softer KranK durometer bushings (87a) for medium-weight riders (75 - 140lbs) as these medium-soft durometers are also for those looking for a looser setup in the RoadSide position when coupled with a harder duro bushing.
PLEASE NOTE: The KranK Formula has quite a bit of adjustability - you can tighten the kingpin nut up to two full turns to 'harden' or 'loosen' the duro.
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