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Phoenix One

Phoenix One

PHOENIX One
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Solid CNC'd from Billet 7075 Aluminum - Built in Starnut - All One-Piece (no bonded parts) - Anodized in 5 colors like decks - 10mm offset and 0 offset will be available - 13.6 oz - $75 retail
 
dezbert

dezbert

Steel Member
Kind of stole the French ID Fork style, but I do have to say I like it a lot. Better than the French ID's, I like how you have a built in starnut, and it's all 1 piece. Good job Phoenix ;)
 
Jacob D.

Jacob D.

Member
next fork that has the built in starnut =] one thing tho, it would be nice for the whole thing to be threaded (the inside starnut) for people to be able to use em with baby scs
 
stukwon-do

stukwon-do

Member
jakeisnothappy said:
next fork that has the built in starnut =] one thing tho, it would be nice for the whole thing to be threaded (the inside starnut) for people to be able to use em with baby scs
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Not a weight freak but that would weigh a tonne. It would be cool if it had another somehow machined or welded in to where u need it for Baby SCS but it would be extremely diffcult.
 
Phoenix One

Phoenix One

PHOENIX One
jakeisnothappy said:
next fork that has the built in starnut =] one thing tho, it would be nice for the whole thing to be threaded (the inside starnut) for people to be able to use em with baby scs
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The top 1.5 inches is threaded and the steer tube is bored out from the bottom up to meet that so the threads do go all the way through. The Steer tube is also short enough to use with a baby SCS "AS IS" with no cutting. Our new SCS is the same size as a Baby SCS, 3"
 
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Somers2255

Member
Phoenix One said:
The top 1.5 inches is threaded and the steer tube is bored out from the bottom up to meet that so the threads do go all the way through. The Steer tube is also short enough to use with a baby SCS "AS IS" with no cutting. Our new SCS is the same size as a Baby SCS, 3"
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This is one of the cleanest looking and most functional forks I've seen yet. The deck is amazing so I only have high hopes for this fork. Keep up the good work.
 
Lance

Lance

Member
hey tom are you going to be at woodward, i was wondering if you can send me a new brake mech cause mine is super worn out and always wilggels around
 
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lloyd

Steel Member
good thing that other companies are starting to use the built in starnut design that was originally designed by Quebec Scooters for our QCS one piece forks.

It's pretty much the best, most polyvalent design for threadless scooter forks.
 
Joe Riley

Joe Riley

The Gypsy
Staff member
lloyd said:
good thing that other companies are starting to use the built in starnut design that was originally designed by Quebec Scooters for our QCS one piece forks.

It's pretty much the best, most polyvalent design for threadless scooter forks.
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i believe RAD forks had an integrated starnut first? i could be wrong, though.
 
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