SRT Support Orange SRT00014 Motorcycle Review

Works as it should. Good fit and prevent the air forks from leaking when tethering the motorcycle. Very safe and better than without them.

The SRT Fork Saver I ordered was at my address in a very short time. Upon opening it turned out to be a well made product as advertised so no disappointment here. .Many Thanks

I've heard that front shock seals can rupture due to shock compression during shipping. It's cheap insurance. It's easy to use and your bike is just as well protected during transport.

Product looks good, KTM Orange, does exactly what it's supposed to, strong yada yada, BUT: 1 - should be 2-3 inches longer for my SX-F 2012, I had to squeeze the fork hard to make it work. 2 - I lost it on my first ride (30min ride), it doesn't have a strap to fix it, if the bike moves it will definitely lose it. grab and fall.

Disappointed with the product, doesn't fit my WR250R. It's about 1/2" taller and I have to raise/lengthen the forks to fit it. I don't use a front brace for the front wheel, just tie the bike down to my van at four points - the block doesn't stay in place and spot even with the front end pressed firmly against this block.I wish I could come back for a refund.

This is a great quality product but it is too long for my Yamaha RT 180. I was able to easily trim it with a saw. . Measure your bike before you buy it. Bought a second one for Husky TE450, perfect fit. So keep in mind that this is for full size bikes (makes sense) but if your forks are shorter you can just trim them down.

I bought this to use on a hitch for my 2017 KTM 300 XC. With AER forks, my current fork saver leaves a very large gap between the wheel and fender. Its height was 11 feet 3/8 inches. I was happy to see that this one was listed as 12" - it's not! It's the same size as mine now. I hate losing a star as it looks well made and sturdy but the size of the Description is why I bought it and ended up wasting my time.

seemed like a good idea. but it doesn't work at all. I've only used it twice to make sure everything is tight and secure. The first time it fell out was when I hit a hole in the track. I figured it was an accident or I didn't tighten everything properly. So after our trip my friends and I made sure everything was delayed. The brace seemed secure, it would or wouldn't move no matter how hard we tried. and on the way home we left the parking lot where we stopped for a bite to eat. The brace fell…