Fork Brace

[~ Ron ~]

Where can I find a fork brace for a 2000 standard with an eight degree rake?

[Hook#3287]

http://www.vtx-treme.com/TripleTrees.htm

[Hook#3287]

great product and owner

[98valk]

a fork brace cannot be installed for inverted forks.

[Hook#3287]

a fork brace cannot be installed for inverted forks.

That's what confused me on his request.   ???

Apparently he has the 8 degree tree set up all ready.

[John Schmidt]

I'd be more concerned as to why he's running an 8 deg. rake, something normally used only on trikes. If the frame was set up and designed to use the 8 degree, then fine. But a straight OEM frame is pushing the envelope when using an 8 where even a 6 degree created some handling issues that I didn't like.

[The emperor has no clothes]

I'd be more concerned as to why he's running an 8 deg. rake, something normally used only on trikes. If the frame was set up and designed to use the 8 degree, then fine. But a straight OEM frame is pushing the envelope when using an 8 where even a 6 degree created some handling issues that I didn't like.

John, from the looks of his avatar he is on a trike.

[John Schmidt]

  Yup, you're right, I seldom look at those...not sure why. My apologies.

[sandy]

a fork brace cannot be installed for inverted forks.

A friend has a Super Brace on his '99 tourer. I believe it's the only one in existence. I agree it's probably pointess, but there is one brace out there.

[98valk]

a fork brace cannot be installed for inverted forks.

A friend has a Super Brace on his '99 tourer. I believe it's the only one in existence. I agree it's probably pointess, but there is one brace out there.

they were for sale for about a yr until people at shows pointed out to them about the inverted forks. your friend's would have to be installed almost near the lower triple clamp and is just added weight.