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[blind4300]

why?
it doesn't compromise strength

sure YOU have to do some work but if you got reinforcements for your deck you might end up
drilling a few holes too

im sure drilling holes will make your bars weaker. the question is would it cause them to fail eventually

yeah because after a bolt fills the hole it will be weaker? i don't think so

 

[koenscoot]

why?
it doesn't compromise strength

sure YOU have to do some work but if you got reinforcements for your deck you might end up
drilling a few holes too

im sure drilling holes will make your bars weaker. the question is would it cause them to fail eventually

yeah because after a bolt fills the hole it will be weaker? i don't think so

Dude drilling into something makes it weaker, thats a fact.

 

[scooterperu]

why?
it doesn't compromise strength

sure YOU have to do some work but if you got reinforcements for your deck you might end up
drilling a few holes too

im sure drilling holes will make your bars weaker. the question is would it cause them to fail eventually

yeah because after a bolt fills the hole it will be weaker? i don't think so

Dude drilling into something makes it weaker, thats a fact.

OF COURSE IT WILL WEAK YOUR BARS!!!!, even more if the hole is in the bottom of the bars, because theres more torque on the landing and they will crack and then snap there

 

[JonnyJonDogg]

nice look

 

[Steezeman]

There's no question that drilling a couple holes in your bars will make it weaker. There's less material at the point, and since there are already holes it will be easier for cracks to start. Forks still look pretty rad though.

 

[Jdbug_rob]

minee!! SWEEET
3mm threaded wall.

 

[blind4300]

look at that beautiful tank mobile...
that fork should have been the stock fork instead of that stupid looking one

and i still don't think after 'a bolt fills the hole' it will be weaker now if cracks form from stress on the holes opening that is possible...4130 really?

but this torque stress your tossing around i think your skipping the fact that your fork tube is also inside of that part of your t-tube so its technically reinforced at that stress point

 

[dec3193]

is runnin one of there threadless forks w/o compression almost pointless

 

[MattThomMakesMeWarmInside]

is runnin one of there threadless forks w/o compression almost pointless

yeahhh pretty much. Its pretty much decided that getting a.120 wall with THREADS IS ACTUALLY one of your best options.

 

[ilovethetruth]

i got mine today and they are tank. there threaded but there .120. i really cant see anyone (even murphy) breaking the tube. the welds are nice and grinded down. i cant ride them untill next tuesday but i can wait. mega legit

Edit just reinforced it

 

[kidwhocantscoot]

does anybody know if the forks are any good i might get one

 

[dezbert]

ummmm......read what everyone has been saying?

 

[christian mesa]

umm its an american based company right?

 

[ilovethetruth]

yes

 

[christian mesa]

y would u get grey eewewwww

 

[ilovethetruth]

because it matches buffs?

 

[MattThomMakesMeWarmInside]

y would u get grey eewewwww

gray is raw, and 10 bucks cheaper. Thats just what it looks like sandblasted so you can always powdercoat it later if you want to

edit: I love the looks and reviews on forks, but how close the wheel is to the fork leg walls kinda scares me

 

[TomK]

What is the weight like on these i might get some for my b day if they aint too heavy

 

[ilovethetruth]

powder coat to make sure it dosent rust. and nah it looks that way in the picture but there is a good space

 

[MattThomMakesMeWarmInside]

What is the weight like on these i might get some for my b day if they aint too heavy

everyone says they are extremely light.

regular fork -12.5 ounces (pro stock fork)
regular Inward fork about- 16 ounces
tank .120 wall fork about -20 ounces (thats only half of a pound more than a regular fork)