Not the honeybee beehive, but the Murray built springer. I had swapped the flanges to stretch out the forks, and it looks good. But by doing that, it doesn't use stops for travel, so the tire will contact the fork crown when you hit a good bump or slam on the brakes. That could easily flip the bike, as I found out the hard way. I didn't flip though but the front wheel locked up. When the beehive springer is put together like it's intended, the flanges hit the forks and stop the travel before the tire hits the crown.
