BMX fork

Posted on Mon 11th, November 2024

• #1

M_A_X

Hi guys, I'm after a 1 ⅛ steerer steel BMX fork for my new cargo bike project.

What you got?
• #2

psg1ben in reply to @M_A_X

I have a couple. Proper cheapy or a half decent Fiend fork. I'll send some photos by tomorrow afternoon
• #3

M_A_X

Perfect thanks ben
• #4

psg1ben

Sorry, moving house so a bit chaotic atm. I'll PM tonight with a photo
• #5

psg1ben
Got there in the end. A BMX fork. Nothing special but its free to collect in dirty South London (Selhurst).
It has about 16.cm of steerer. I'll be keeping the crown race.

PM if you want it.

Sorry the Fiend one is still attached to my bike and I don't have time to swap it out before I move.

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