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Ranger none of those work with a rocker, at least not the ones that mount to the existing fender mounts. The bolt holes for the fender mounts on rockers are one on top of the other in each lower fork leg as opposed to side by side like most bikes.
Then you throw in the variables like in my case, I went from the stock narrow glide front end and 2.25 wheel on my rocker to a wide glide front end with a 3.50 wide front wheel.
Ranger none of those work with a rocker, at least not the ones that mount to the existing fender mounts. The bolt holes for the fender mounts on rockers are one on top of the other in each lower fork leg as opposed to side by side like most bikes.
Then you throw in the variables like in my case, I went from the stock narrow glide front end and 2.25 wheel on my rocker to a wide glide front end with a 3.50 wide front wheel.
You will have to build one, nobody makes a fork brace for a 23er that I know of. I looked everywhere and ended up just fabricating an RSD fork brace. I cut just above where the bolts mount to the slider, added a piece of metal, then got it powder coated. I have more pics on my profile if youre interested.
Nice job steven725 looks good bro. i was thinking something similar
, i finally just found one someone custom made its on order so Im hoping it fits! Not sure with the machined mounts, though he said he was running 23 with it. If not ima chop an RSD too.
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