Neoprene Fork Guards - Black with NOJ logo

I have had no issues since install.. easy to put on and great look

I think overall they are a very good product. It really depends on your bike. My BMW K75 had a fender brace in the way which makes for an interesting project. I was successful but after a half hour of carefully trimming so it would work. After several hundred miles they are working fine and have stayed on.

Installed these on my FJ1200 after fork seals were done 12 years ago. The fork guards still doing its job and my forks still look great. I just had to crazy glue some of the velcro to the neoprene in a few spots after all these years. I just bought another set for a new bike.

Installed on new 2021 Honda NC750 (600 miles). Easy installation, I scissors trimmed a small piece for better fit & secured w/ a black cable tie. The NOJ logo'ed product is $5 cheaper than the blank, I blacked out the logo & it blends nicely w/ the stock fork to barely notice the product.

Have usedtheseforyearsto prect the fork seals from dirt and bugs. Works well.

was not what was supose to get.(or so i was lead to believe. does not fit like snug as depiction. also is Velcro is no way to make fit right. thought i was getting a streched sleeve that slides over forks was missled,mot really useable for me very disappointed. sincerely John Radford

I use these on every bike I buy that does not have built in leading-surface fork protection. They just work! If you understand what causes fork seal leaks, then you understand why you must protect the forward surface, especially, of your forks. These cover all the way around! Could not be easier to install. I currently have a pair on 49mm fork tubes. Grab a set.

I think it's useless. I use similar products on my mountain bike, but it's designed differently.