are they strong at all i can get one fr 10 pics of yours
B bcbwillbecool Member Jun 16, 2009 #4 you remember when i did that and it was good but since it was an old fork the tube was rusty and it snapped whan i did a bri. but i don't think it bent
you remember when i did that and it was good but since it was an old fork the tube was rusty and it snapped whan i did a bri. but i don't think it bent
G gerkin of honour Member Jun 16, 2009 #5 don't do it. it sucks. i tried it and bent the plate above the legs on flat.
S Steezeman Administrator Jun 16, 2009 #6 They work fine, but you can't ride anything over 100mm on them. Just make sure you keep the bolts tight, cause they tend to get loose.
They work fine, but you can't ride anything over 100mm on them. Just make sure you keep the bolts tight, cause they tend to get loose.
S SOA Steel Member Jun 17, 2009 #11 mine used sockets plus the alloy spacer which comes with the yak forks works great never bent only reason i dont use like this any more is i started welded them up which lead to the bottom white forks
mine used sockets plus the alloy spacer which comes with the yak forks works great never bent only reason i dont use like this any more is i started welded them up which lead to the bottom white forks
edy boi Member Jun 17, 2009 #12 they kinda look like sr forks just not as strong i reall dont ride super hard just flowy vert stuff so i think ima get one anyway its from a friend
they kinda look like sr forks just not as strong i reall dont ride super hard just flowy vert stuff so i think ima get one anyway its from a friend
K konowaluk Member Jun 17, 2009 #14 not worth the trouble to do it your better off with a stock razor pro fork reinforced