Crosslinked Components Upper Fork Guards

[@robbo6799]

Nice. I run “Dingo” upper fork guards. Both the Crosslinked and the Dingoes are more robust than the carbon fibre type.

[@ptft4]

Looks good, I have another brand and I put a little silicone in the top and bottom inside the protector so when they snaps on they stick to the fork tube and don't rotate on a impact. They are still quite easy to remove.

[@matttousey4300]

worked well today when i raced in rocks as well as swingarm gaurds, I need to raise my handlebars and move them forward any suggestions on replacing stock mounts, also are you happy with the foot pegs that you lowered and moved back on your previous video thanks for your help

[@Danman1972]

Make sure to remove those and clean under them. Vibrations and mud make a nice sanding paste.

[@TokyoOffroad]

Yes, for sure. The upper lower s do have protection stickers installed so they help protect against that. In the past I have taped the edges of the guards to prevent dirt ingress and that works well. But the guards are easy to remove and install so taking them off for washing is a good idea.

[@TokyoOffroad]

Yes, for sure. In the past I have taped round the guards to prevent dirt ingress, but these are easy to remove and reinstall so removing to wash makes sense. I do have protection decals under the upper lower guards which helps too.

[@waynemodesitt3445]

Also helps prevent marring if you have graphics on the forks. I've had good results doing that with my frame guards and swingarm guards as well.