Superbrace Fork Brace Testimonial
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ORIGINAL: twofish
I must admit I bought my fork brace for the looks.
I’m not an aggressive rider so I’m not sure what
performance improvements it may have made.
It looks good, and any handing improvement is
just a bonus for me.
http://www.putfile.com/twofishrichard/images/110478
I must admit I bought my fork brace for the looks.
I’m not an aggressive rider so I’m not sure what
performance improvements it may have made.
It looks good, and any handing improvement is
just a bonus for me.
http://www.putfile.com/twofishrichard/images/110478
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#12
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It is instructive to take a look at the Superbrace website. There is a link at the top of HDForum since they are a sponsor. I probably am a more aggressive riderthan some people but my goal is to be alive at the end of the day. To me leaning into a corner pushing the handlebars is one of the great joys of my favorite hobby. Any significant upgrade in the stability of the bike is money well spent IMO. I don't agree that braces are only for extended front ends. Perhaps there is an even greater need when your front wheel is in the next county, but if you like agood handling motorcycle the brace is surean improvement. I suppose if you chose to extend your forks handling isn't of prime importance to your motorcycling experience anyway, eh?
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ORIGINAL: Jughugger
Dudes,
Are they really that good? I've never really noticed a flexing or handling problem with my Wide Glide, but I haven't really pushed my bike in the twisties yet.
Do they make the bike fall into the turns better, or stop the bars from wobbling? I've seen a few bikes around town who use the brace.
I may purchase one of these if I know what improvements it will make.
Any information is appreciated.
Dudes,
Are they really that good? I've never really noticed a flexing or handling problem with my Wide Glide, but I haven't really pushed my bike in the twisties yet.
Do they make the bike fall into the turns better, or stop the bars from wobbling? I've seen a few bikes around town who use the brace.
I may purchase one of these if I know what improvements it will make.
Any information is appreciated.
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Add another +1 for me for a SuperBrace on a Low Rider. Biggest difference for me was in rough corners where without the brace the forks would dampen and rebound asynchronously from side-to-sidewhich produced a noticeable wobble. Depending upon speed and the particular corner, for me this ranged from just annoying to moderate pucker. Now it is rock solid, but has not affected the fork's ability to handle the bumps.
Worth the investment in my book.
Cheers,
Doug
Worth the investment in my book.
Cheers,
Doug
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Thanks guys for all the nice words about SuperBrace. We, at SuperBrace, take a lot pride keeping jobs here in the U.S.A. by continuing to manufacture in our Southern CA facility and find itrewarding when fellow members appreciate a high quality American made product.
We apprecaite your feedback and that's a big reason why we recentlyadded the Denim Black (Flat Black)finish to all Harley SuperBraces.
Safe Riding,
SuperBrace - the Ultimate Fork Stabilizer
www.superbrace.com
We apprecaite your feedback and that's a big reason why we recentlyadded the Denim Black (Flat Black)finish to all Harley SuperBraces.
Safe Riding,
SuperBrace - the Ultimate Fork Stabilizer
www.superbrace.com