- Thread starter Andy from Workshopshed
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pidgeon chit welder
sticking metal since 1962
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Fork having to honk that up some of the hills around here 
You'd end up having to go and see a trickcyclist 
You'd end up having to go and see a trickcyclist 
similar to the Christian Dotson bike
http://www.dotsondesign.com/
http://www.dotsondesign.com/
The Cannondale Lefty's have been around for quite a few years and not strictly a "fork" to the front wheel.
http://www.bikeradar.com/gallery/ar...010-mountain-bike-highlights&mlc=news/article
Interesting design in that link though. Suspect it'll be like having front suspension with the flex in that arrangement.
http://www.bikeradar.com/gallery/ar...010-mountain-bike-highlights&mlc=news/article
Interesting design in that link though. Suspect it'll be like having front suspension with the flex in that arrangement.
Barney1973
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Ive seen one of those snap at a National XC race At Newnham Park,race was only a few minutes in rider went through a river crossing and bam fork failed
,i ride a Cannondale scalpel myself but have a Fox Vanilla fork fitted.
chunkolini
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I love this mad engineering.
but is that taking it a bit too seriously?
still makes me laugh though.
Chunko'.
but is that taking it a bit too seriously?
still makes me laugh though.
Chunko'.
toddy
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saying that USE make the SUB, that is a single sided fork as well it is a 4" travel fork, but acts like an 8" fork going down hill. i would like to try one.
michael1703
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forking genius!
pedrobedro
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I bet that's like riding a blanc mange. 
