[Vincent62]

has anyone fitted fork gaiters to their bike? Or do any of the models come with them? I've not seen any. Only one shop I can see that makes them for the Ducati scrambler but the forks need to removed. I believe it's possible to get the ones that slot or glue together.

Also known as fork bellows or boots.

 

[greer]

I'm using shock sox:
Berm Motorsports | Shock Sox | Ten Second Removable Fork Seal Protector


Sarah

 

[kjs]

I'm using shock sox:
Berm Motorsports | Shock Sox | Ten Second Removable Fork Seal Protector


Sarah

Do you have a pic handy?

 

[greer]

Not the best, but maybe you'll get the idea:

Sarah

 

[vincelp]

I'm using shock sox:
Berm Motorsports | Shock Sox | Ten Second Removable Fork Seal Protector

I've read in many places that it's the best to get the fork out of service because humidity and other bad things remain stuck under the sox...

 

[Vincent62]

This was the style I had in mind.

 

[kjs]

I've read in many places that it's the best to get the fork out of service because humidity and other bad things remain stuck under the sox...

That what I was wondering. Since they seem to be some kind of fabric, I could imagine them holding onto moisture. They look ridiculously easy to take off though, so cleaning wouldn't be tough.

 

[O2theL]

This was the style I had in mind.

That style wouldn't work well because of the upside down forks. Would work on the baby Scrambler though - standard forks on that.

 

[Vincent62]

That style wouldn't work well because of the upside down forks. Would work on the baby Scrambler though - standard forks on that.

That would explain why I've only seen ones made for the Sixty2.