Ness Enterprises 'Method' 'No Flex' Fork Legs
'Method' fork legs feature a "performance-based design with integrated features that help elevate the style and handling of FLT Touring models."
"Our integrated 'No Flex' fork brace flows seamlessly with the lines of the fork legs, adding rigidity and stability to the front end for improved handling."
They are CNC-machined from aircraft quality billet aluminum and have CNC-machined fender and brake caliper mounts with billet 12-point style axle nuts. For dual disc applications, dealers and their customers can choose from factory (axial) or 100 mm radial-style caliper mounts that are designed for factory size 11.8" diameter brake rotors - and will accept up to 14" oversized rotors when using Arlen Ness 14" six-piston brake calipers (will not accept fork boots).
The radial caliper mounts are 100 mm bolt pattern, with optional 108 mm bolt pattern radial brackets available separately. These fork legs are designed for 18" to 21" front wheels (21" front wheels require custom fender/fork brace spacers) and accept both factory and aftermarket brake calipers and performance suspension internals.
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| 'Method' drop-style triple trees add an extra 2" height to the front end of Touring models without needing extended fork tubes. This results in added height without changing the factory suspension geometry. |
They ship with a set of fork seals and billet dust seal covers included. Finished in chrome, fitment is for 2014-later FLT Touring models with 49 mm fork tubes. 19" front wheels accept both factory front fenders and Arlen Ness/aftermarket front fenders; 21" front wheels require a custom Arlen Ness or aftermarket front fender (custom fork brace spacers may be required) and 18" fat front 180 mm wheels require an Arlen Ness fat front fender.
These 'Method' 'No Flex' fork legs are additionally available in black and compatible with a range of other 'Method' front end and performance handling products such as triple trees and top clamps that are also available as 'drop-style' trees, kickback risers and the 'Method' fork brace.
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