Michael Osterlund
Steel Member
Hi today I will be sharing all about the ihc fork!
The IHC Fork's are usually made by Envy (Blunt).
IHC Stands for Integrated Headset Compression.
The requirement's to run this fork:
1) Threadless and SEALED headset (Envy, DHPRO)
2)Your IHC Fork
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To start off I will explain that the IHC forks is one of the 2nd cheapest compression system, it it basicaly a fork with threads on the inside of it.
All you do is slide your crown race on it and put the shim on it. After you put it through your headtube and headset you will need to screw the topcap that came with the fork's through the top. slide your bars over and your done.
These forks are around $80.00 in most stores.
For people who have MGP deck's you obviously cannot cut the fork due to the internal threads so the only way to make it work would be to order headset spacers aand stack them. You can order these at Danscomp.com
These forks will work with any deck that has a standard headtube size.
The IHC Fork's are usually made by Envy (Blunt).
IHC Stands for Integrated Headset Compression.
The requirement's to run this fork:
1) Threadless and SEALED headset (Envy, DHPRO)
2)Your IHC Fork
_________________________________________________________________
To start off I will explain that the IHC forks is one of the 2nd cheapest compression system, it it basicaly a fork with threads on the inside of it.
All you do is slide your crown race on it and put the shim on it. After you put it through your headtube and headset you will need to screw the topcap that came with the fork's through the top. slide your bars over and your done.
These forks are around $80.00 in most stores.
For people who have MGP deck's you obviously cannot cut the fork due to the internal threads so the only way to make it work would be to order headset spacers aand stack them. You can order these at Danscomp.com
These forks will work with any deck that has a standard headtube size.
