05-15-2015, 11:18 AM
I agree with popgun. They are definitely a worthwhile addition to any bike. I've installed them on every bike I've owned and can feel the difference in how solid the front end feels. Yes, everyone has an opinion. But a fork brace works & Superbrace has the best one made.
As far as dampers go, I'm not a fan. You're introducing a friction or hydraulic resistance in the hopes of stopping what is probably a problem caused by some defect in your bike's chassis. Bad or incorrectly inflated tires, steering head bearings, swingarm bearings, aftermarket luggage, and so on can all cause problems that are sometimes felt as a wobble or weave. What you are experiencing is definitely the fork twisting slightly under the heavy load of a 500+ pound bike at speed. Rocket
As far as dampers go, I'm not a fan. You're introducing a friction or hydraulic resistance in the hopes of stopping what is probably a problem caused by some defect in your bike's chassis. Bad or incorrectly inflated tires, steering head bearings, swingarm bearings, aftermarket luggage, and so on can all cause problems that are sometimes felt as a wobble or weave. What you are experiencing is definitely the fork twisting slightly under the heavy load of a 500+ pound bike at speed. Rocket