Does anyone have an EML fork rake kit/trail reducer on their Harley?

[davet2]

I am looking for feedback on the performance, installation and quality of EML rake kits. I have a 1993 Harley Tour Glide with a sidecar and looking for some input before I buy one. Thanks

[Gorilla]

I am looking for feedback on the performance, installation and quality of EML rake kits. I have a 1993 Harley Tour Glide with a sidecar and looking for some input before I buy one. Thanks

PM Papa Zook head man here. He sells rake kits and will also give you good advice. Very knowledgeable about trikes and rake kits.

[Papa Zook]

I am looking for feedback on the performance, installation and quality of EML rake kits. I have a 1993 Harley Tour Glide with a sidecar and looking for some input before I buy one. Thanks

Thanks for PMing the ELM link davet2, I checked out their site. I have no experience with the ELM trail reducer and as you mentioned in your PM, its actually not a rake kit. But it does reduce the trail by moving the axle and wheel/tire forward. What do they cost shipped from the Netherlands? You might come out better buying a rake kit stateside. PM me if you are interested and I'll shoot you a quote.

[stacebg]

last i knew they were in the 1800-2000 dollar range + shipping about the same as the unit front end

that was a while ago

i used to swear by a leading link.. anti dive front end.. rock solid as in no flex in the tubes

we were making them for a while but didnt advertise enough to make a bunch at a time and my cost was about 1400

then we tried a raked tree.... havent made a leading link since..

[davet2]

stacebg, thanks for the reply but the EML parts I am asking about is not a leading link fork. It is a trail reducer which moves the axle forward and relocates the brake calipers and fender. I probably should have included a picture in my first post.