Agreed. Well, maybe not poor machining but poor layout. I examined one and
decided to design/machine my own.
Mike Oberle /1990 Shiny-Black MonkeyMax
VMOA #1355 / AIM - "Injuhneer"
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From: [EMAIL PROTECTED] [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]
Sent: Tuesday, August 22, 2000 10:24 PM
To: V-MAX TECH LIST
Subject: Re: Fork Brace...
Thats correct. I bought a SuperBrace and I had to twist both front forks
inward
to make it fit...which put stress on the axle. I took it back off and got a
refund. Very poor machining....quality.
Stan #843
Fischhouse wrote:
> Well I never did get the Super Brace on, seem sometimes the holes don't
> quite line up, but I did not remove the front wheel. Just take off four
> bolts in the brace and tilt the fender out with the stock part attached.
> Once off the fender can be detached from the stock brace (not much of a
> brace really). Now that this thread is going I'll have to give it another
> try. Perhaps removing the front wheel will loosen things up so the
> Superbrace will fit, I do remember reading in the newsletter of others
that
> had trouble fitting the brace.
>
> Ronald Fisch V.M.O.A. 78
> 86 mostly stock, [EMAIL PROTECTED]
> -<
>
> Well
> I replaced my brace about 2 weeks ago w/ a super brace. It was super
easy,
> didn't have to remove the wheel, just unbolted the old one ...tilted it
> sideways and pulled it out .......removed the fender put it on the new one
> and bolted it back on....nothing to it....about 15
> Tom
> '91
>
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