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Especially useful for tires with a more aggressive tread.
Fender Raising Kits
2014+ DL1000 & 2020+ DL1050
Have you heard the rocks stuck between your tire and fender? Worried about mud build up? These kits allows you to raise the front fender either 0.65" with the stock brake lines or 1.6" with a new crossover front brake line, or the stock crossover line repositioned further down on the fender. See below for details.
0.65" Riser Kit Details
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This kit can be used with the stock brake lines. Great for using tires with a aggressive tread.
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$49.95
0.65" Kit |
1.6" Riser Kit Details
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This kit can be used with either a 3" longer cross over line (i.e., the brake hose that goes between the front calipers) or by repositioning the cross over line "stay" lower on the fender.
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$55.95
1.6" Kit |
Reviews
Hi Rick
Installed my front Fender Raising kit today just wanted to let you know it was super simple and worked like a charm . Thanks for making a great product keep up the great work . Gary (gman88)
Installed my front Fender Raising kit today just wanted to let you know it was super simple and worked like a charm . Thanks for making a great product keep up the great work . Gary (gman88)