What clutch fork with Lakewood scatter shield?

rumblefish360 said
Better fitment? I have plenty of room and install the lakewood with ease. If the quicktime is lighter, that would be great for street guys. But do remember the Lakewood is a scattersheild designed to save your feet and life in the case of a "GOD forbid" issue cropping up. It's thick steel. And it is a bit heavy.

Hey Rumble, I've just read somewhere on here in the past that there were fitment issues with the lakewood scatter shield. The quicktime is also a scattershield...SFI approved and is made of spun steel...

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