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  • Some track forks don't have the correct material in the fork crown necessary to withstand the forces from braking (because on a track you don't brake, obvs). I had this issue with some proper track forks that I wanted to have drilled. No shops would drill them for me, for fear of increasing the likelihood of failure in the fork. Tifosi do a Pista fork, which is black. Failing that, have a look around, Condor also do a drilled Pista-type fork. Don't fuck around with the structural integrity of your bike, not worth it.

  • I understand that very well, thanks for making me aware of it. WIll also consider your advice.

    I am mainly driven by aesthetics and by the fact other people have done this with no issues and I also know that the Pro fork it's not really a proper track fork .

  • That's cool, but try to get official assurances that it's possible. Just because other people might be riding around on compromised bikes, doesn't make it safe. Just looking out for you.

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