Trick forks

Posted on Sun 20th, January 2013

• #1

GabeDT

Just looking for some suggestions on nice sturdy forks that can barspin etc. I've seen the Identiti FFX on sale for £50 and was wondering if any users could give me their thoughts on them. Any other suggestions for forks under £70 would be appreciated.
Cheers
• #2

GabeDT

Just remembered, I'm only running 32/34c tires atm so tire clearance isn't too big a problem
• #3

Mark_Cult

Well, i had the same forks. They were ok, but now have leader reapers and they are awesome.
• #4

GabeDT

ah ok, how were they better? and what was the toe clearance like for barspins on the FFXs?
• #5

Mark_Cult

They are better. Look on eBay. Coghouse USA have cheap freestyle forks. Or here. They have Sadio, Unknown and Phoenix forks. Oh and fixie factory have some shit in the sale...
• #6

GabeDT

Aha ok, il take your word for it. Cheers man

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