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What is it that makes a super a super ?
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The extended frame length (9" I think), 26-12-12 rear tires. I'm sure there's more. That's all I could think of right now!
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Dual rear brakes, front hydro ports, power steering, and the other things superduty mentioned.
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Front tires are larger and the front axle is different also.
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All the above.
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Frame length, larger front and rear tires, larger front axle, and different reduction ratio in the rearend are the differences as has already been mentioned. |
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Size ..............and size matters so they say !!
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Matt is right (as usual!), my 2084 didn't come with front ports, I had to add them.
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