BFB Robo Forks.

[Zaηe]

Found them on bayside blades.
Australian.
http://baysideblades.com.au/inline_skates_dt/skate_wheels/scooter/bfb_robo_fork.htm
Discuus.

 

[JOE_SCOOTS]

they look like the hybrid fork and a stock pro fork had a baby.

 

[isaac123]

they look too boxy

 

[chester]

i built them in July, posted pic on SR and now we have that.....

i hope it's coincidence

 

[Zaηe]

True, i remembered your forks when i saw the BFB.
I wanna know where the fuck they came from.

 

[sebharris]

Nice forks Chester, did you make them??
They are actually sweet,
Uhm, these robo forks look zero offset or like 1mm offset, which would actually be sweet,

 

[CTRider]

I would not want to be seen riding those.

 

[Kevin Lo]

I would not want to be seen riding those.

Word. No offense but the look is horrible. It may be strong. I never tried but they look crappy.

 

[CTRider]

Ya if i made them myself I would ride them since that would be cheap/free forks, just they look too unprofessional to pay that much money for.

 

[Jacob D.]

ewwwwww =/

 

[Tom Cirbee]

JESUS CHRIST its $99.00 that's the most expensive fork on the market. plus its a piece of shit

 

[Cody Appelhans]

they look pretty sick

 

[chester]

Ya i made them, the design is super easy, and they're strong, they would be stronger with ultra pro style gussets though

 

[kurt warren]

i imagine its TIG welded..... I wouldnt want to ride if it was MIG, that fork design and MIG welding would prolly be worse than stock!

 

[brotherbonez]

They look like they bend easily

 

[Riley Hughes]

look sketchy as helll

 

[anticee23]

damn . thats so eww =/.. and chester, i'd buy your fork if it was TIG welded with the ultra pro gussets and 10 mm offset!

 

[scooterkid1018]

I look at the link it dosnt say if they are aluminum or steel? IDK dose anybody kow what kind of metal?

 

[chester]

Is it a big deal if its tig welded instead of mig? i have only mig welder

 

[keons5]

Is it a big deal if its tig welded instead of mig? i have only mig welder

Depends on the material. If a part is made out of a heat treatable alloy, MIG welding is a horrible way to go. Metals like 4130, 6061, etc should always be TIG welded. TIG welding has much better control over the heat of a weld bead. Either way, the weld would be brittle and there would be a heat affected zone, but MIG is much, much worse. I got my 4130 Lucky fork in the mail which had been MIG welded; I was pissed, and I refuse to ride it. I don't want it to snap on me. This is a simplified explanation; research it on Google if you want more specific information.