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[Brian Murphy]

quit tryin to show off at how gnarly you arre murphy haha

i m not....... lol

 

[Derek Scootz]

looks sick as hell but id be worried about the open ends.

awesome job you guys at french id, keep it up

 

[SharkStammler]

Looks sweet as hell. I don't like the idea of the open ends at the bottom but it looks really nice.

yeah im with you on that.... seems like if you put to much street it might go through somehow but since when you land the axle will have force pushing it up not down so it wouldn't matter much

 

[Steezeman]

The axle is not going to fall out of the dropouts for a couple reasons. 1. Bikes have been like that forever, and since the force will be pushing it up (like Ryan said) it'll be fine. 2. Take some time and look at the picture, the head wouldn't be able to slide down out of the little indent anyway.

 

[cheerfulcheeta]

the whole thing about the slits right underneath of the axle makes it weak. Otherwise good idea

 

[cheerfulcheeta]

actually yea, it is just like bikes so i guess you would be fine. would they also come threaded?

 

[Stanio]

fuuuuuuck you haters

 

[conordavidson]

fuuuuuuck you haters

Stan, have ever told you I love you? Cause I do.

 

[theworm]

the dropouts look fine its just the big gaping hole in the middle I'd worry a little about

 

[theworm]

nevermind...I looked at the pic again and it actually looks fine...Whats it made of?

 

[Josh N.]

idk bout strength but LOOKs RADICAL

 

[scooterperu]

it is made of ALUMINIUM =] i think, i dont think they will make it THAT THICK of steel...

it loos pretty strong because its very thick and i like the bmx style dropouts =]

 

[Jake ODonnell]

wow super nice. i totally want one.

stop double posting noobs!!

 

[Hep Greg]

is that fork gonna be available for multiple wheel sizes?

 

[Tristan Mathews]

fuuuuuuck yeah!!!!!!!!

 

[zizimutant]

This fork is optimized for the 110 mm wheels , (the bridge is at 2 mm to the wheel), of course it's also perfect for 100 mm wheel.
(My wheel is 90 mm, and johann's : 85).

Between the wheel and fork there will have 2 slices.

weight: 270 grams (370 for a non-reinforced fork razor). (Alu of CNC)

Vertical tube thickness : 3 mm (therefore no breaks)

For the resistance: they are in test since 2 month, they dont move (normally johann breaks a fork every 3 weeks)

Matt will normally have one for continue the test.

These 3 models are prototypes and do not have a compression system (we did not need to test it: we know that it work) but on the commercial version they will have one ^^

The commercial version will engravings by lazer-by for the design, but they remain sober.

For the price: Approximately 65 euros.

We finished the test and we launch production ^ ^ (1 month to be manufactured, 1 month for the return boat)

so ..... in 3 or 4 month XD

enjoy your patience ^^.

thx ; )

 

[conordavidson]

$100 dollars for a fork...EEEEEK.

 

[Johann]

It's the price of a SR fork + compression system in Europe. : )

Thanks for support everybody : )

 

[Madis]

Vertical tube thickness : 3 mm (therefore no breaks)

what?? Dude, the only thing i can 110% totally rely on is my 3.8 mm thick CHROMOLY tubing which is welded on my fork.

Furthermore, i've seen a bunch of bars which have 3mm thick aluminium crossbars and they've bent.
There's a lot more pressure on forktubes. Good luck =)

 

[Johann]

Man...
Again and again and again...

They're in test ok ?
If it break, we change.

But for the moment, i ride them hard since 2 months, and NOTHING.

Aniway, thanks to trust in us : )