Fork brace for Dyna?
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10-29-2010, 10:57 AM
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10-29-2010, 01:31 PM
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nice, the hyper pros are sweet. VTwin MFG has a kit in their catalog for the 49mm front end but not sure of price (p/n 24-1243) - and the damper is probably a cheapie.
Really the special part for our applications is finding the 49mm clamp - the rest of the stuff is universal (assuming we are speaking of the type Joe is rocking) there are other dampers availablefrom sportbikes that mount compeltely different
this is on my list of next gets for sure
But - and Im saying this cuz someone back in the thread touched on wobble, and the Fork Brace possibly curing that - Neither a ForkBrace or a Damper should be installed to fix a front end problem - both products are performance enhancements on a properly functioning front end - if you have a wobble, shake, lean, etc bolting on these accessories will just mask a potentially serious issue.
Really the special part for our applications is finding the 49mm clamp - the rest of the stuff is universal (assuming we are speaking of the type Joe is rocking) there are other dampers availablefrom sportbikes that mount compeltely different
this is on my list of next gets for sure
But - and Im saying this cuz someone back in the thread touched on wobble, and the Fork Brace possibly curing that - Neither a ForkBrace or a Damper should be installed to fix a front end problem - both products are performance enhancements on a properly functioning front end - if you have a wobble, shake, lean, etc bolting on these accessories will just mask a potentially serious issue.
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12-07-2010, 06:40 PM
Hard to tell, because I did the True Track Stabilzers at the same time. I'd do the stabilzers first, see how it rides and then do the fork brace. Our Streetbob's have 49mm forks, but the fork brace still has to help. I've got the Super Brace, the chrome really pops on it.
Also the fork stabilzers, does anyone sell one for a Dyna that fits and looks good and doesn't stick out far ? I remember many years ago Honda made a Scrambler model that had a stock fork stablizer on it that you hardly noticed. It mounted to the frame neck and the bottom tree.
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03-06-2013, 01:18 PM
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This is what I've had on mine for years, Still running the stock fender. This thing truly stiffened it up!
Custom Cycle 41mm Chrome Billet Aluminum Fork Brace - TB26001
Custom Cycle 41mm Chrome Billet Aluminum Fork Brace - TB26001
- A solid piece of 6061 T-6 aluminum A compound arch increases torsional stiffness, which means less deflection and twisting and more fender clearance
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03-06-2013, 04:39 PM
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Also the fork stabilzers, does anyone sell one for a Dyna that fits and looks good and doesn't stick out far ? I remember many years ago Honda made a Scrambler model that had a stock fork stablizer on it that you hardly noticed. It mounted to the frame neck and the bottom tree.
http://www.gprstabilizer.com/
app_48_harley_davidson_dyna_street_bob
Sets you back 800 bucks but you get a new top tree with it. So I guess if you have a streetbob with integrated risers and are changing over top trees it kind of works out. Otherwise your paying some serious $$$$
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