You could get some thin stainless, cut out a profile, bend to fit & make your own lower tube protectors to replace the ones you will hack off to put the brace on. Just have to drill & tap 4 places to screw them down. I dont see enough room to put top to bottom gaiters on with a brace.

I've asked tkat regarding the extended lip fork brace shown.
And he wasn't willing to just add them w/o some development.

I want to find a tube that fits on the id of the fork brace and JB weld in place.

I've used the gaiters w/o the mounting flange shown, by cutting off the bottom lip up to the 1st convolution.  No they are not centered on the tube but they do fit and minimize the dirt that collects on the tube.

Phelonius wrote on 06/04/09 at 12:57:16:

If you had a tkat fork brace, the one he makes for us does not have the upturned lip shown above, what the hell are you going to zip tie it to?

Awhile back I had the Tkat fork brace (worked great!) & fork gaitors. I thought of glueing them to the fork brace but decided to just let them rest on top. Worked fine. Once in awhile one gaitor would stick to the fork & sit an inch or 2 above the brace so I sprayed a little Armorall inside the gaitors & they stayed down. I liked the look. I'll see if I can dig up an old pic. Might be awhile. I just finished a bottle of wine. Hey, it's Friday!   Ride safe.

Cool, where'd you get them, and were they pretty durable?

look for daystar on fleabay, the ones for vintage or atv, I think those will fit.

Thanks guys, it does look like daystars are the way to go.  They also have series 83 and 234 with similar diameters and range of lengths.  I think babbalou's series 58s will probably work best if the bottoms are left unclamped.  The finer pleats look like they will provide the most consistent downforce on the unclamped end, which should keep them in fairly good contact while not chafeing the wipers.  Plus there are several extra pleats, so you can keep trimming them until the best lower diameter and gaiter length is found.