Forks

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  • SRAM

    Rock Shox forks by SRAM range in design for all-mountain, freeride, trail, downhill, and cross country riding, all using magnesium lowers. Cross country forks, 80 or 100mm, with all-travel adjustment have maximum or recommended rotor sizes of 185mm and are some of the lightest weight models of the Rock Shox series at 1465 grams/3.22 lb. Weight based on 265mm 1 1/8 steerer.

    http://www.sram.com/

  • Atomlab

    General Issue forks and Pimp forks by Atomlab are 60mm dirt jump forks with a CNC machined steer tube. The main difference besides color selection are welded cromoly lowers on General Issue models and Pimp models having CNC machined aluminum lowers.
    http://www.atomlab.com/products.html

  • DT Swiss

    DT Swiss forks range in travel from 80mm/4" up to 150mm/6" depending on model and series. Damping systems are mostly open oil bath, but also include integrated twin tube (XRC 80 Air RLREM). The XRC series models weigh 1380g for lightweight cross racing. DT Swiss forks series also include the EXC which has the 20mm extended travel over XMC models.

    http://www.dtswiss.com/

  • Goldstar

    Goldstar bicycle forks are made from steel tubings with a Raleigh type and a Phillips typel.  Other roadster bike forks accommodate balloon tires and mountain bike fork models are with and without pivots.
    http://www.goldstarind.com/forkndx1.htm

  • KHE

    KHE lightweight bicycle forks are made from Japanese Cromoly. The special shape Tanaka fork for "flatland" riding weighs 738g (1.627 lbs) and has 10mm CNC dropouts that are 5mm thick. Cirrus fork models are available in two lengths with and without U-pivots, and feature 30mm extension and 5mm dropouts.
    http://www.khebikes.com/2012/parts-c-152.html?osCsid=a4f03874c2cf9e29080c3b8813407c4b

  • Odyssey

    Odyssey's classic model forks feature race, dirt and freestyle riding styles. These 41-Thermal processed forks have tapered dropouts, and weights ranging around 2 lbs. 2 oz. The Odyseey Director fork is intended for use with every style of riding, while weighing in at less than many "racing specific" forks at 1 lbs. (15.6 oz.).
    http://www.odysseybmx.com/

  • Real Design

    Real Design builds all-carbon forks designed to outfit road bikes of almost any style. Depending on the model, options range from integrated 700C and non-integrated 650C and 700C versions, and rakes/offset of 40, 43, 45, 50 available.
    http://www.real-wheels.com/

  • Ritchey

    Ritchey makes an extensive line of forks for road, mountain and cross riding. Many models feature monocoque construction, and all road, mountain and cyclocross forks utilize carbon fiber. Road models sport standard 45mm rakes, two models available also with a 43mm rake; 48 millimeter rakes available in cross and mountain models.

    http://www.ritcheylogic.com/products.phtml

  • Salsa Cycles

    Salsa road and mountain bike forks are made from all-Salsa Classico CroMoly, with the exception of the Cromoto Grande 29'er -the mountain fork made of True Temper OX platinum. Available rakes of 41mm, 45mm and 50mm dependent on model.
    http://www.salsacycles.com/forks.html

  • Surly

    Surly forks range in design to accommodate bikes from fixed gear and 29'er to road, mountain and tandem styles. Rakes range from 38mm to 45mm. Certain forks feature International Standard mounts and removable canti pivots.
    http://surlybikes.com/parts/

  • Marzocchi

    Marzocchi forks run the design gamut to include models for dirt jump, freeride/downhill, all-mountain, BMX/motocross, trekking and extreme freeride & downhill riding. Suspension travel includes 100mm, 160mm, and 200mm as in the 888 RC3 2009 model.
    http://www.marzocchi.com/chooseCountry.asp?LN=UK

  • Fox Racing

    Fox Racing makes series of forks with 32mm, 36mm and 40mm stanchions for extreme riding and racing from cross country and dirt jump, to all-mountain and downhill racing. Travel ranges from 3.1" (80mm) to 6.3" (160mm), and the 40 RC2 model features 8" (203mm) travel. For downhill racing the 40 RC2 weights almost seven pounds. For 29'er bikes a fork model is available in 80, 100 or 120mm configurations.

    http://www.foxracingshox.com/subhome.php?m=bike

  • Manitou

    Manitou offers a complete line of suspension forks, from downhill, freeride, street & dirt jump, to trail, extreme riding and all-mountain designs. Travel ranges from 80mm to 180mm availabilities. Their cross country and trail light weight forks sport features like air springs, aluminum steerers, gold aluminum stanchions, and hollow crown.
    http://www.manitoumtb.com/

  • Oval Concepts

    Oval Concepts forks include specifically aerodynamic design for road racing, range of sizes and ergonomic shapes. Models in 700C and/or 650C; with 35mm, 40mm and/or 44mm rake. Weights from 425g to 495g.
    http://www.ovalconcepts.com/products.php

  • Soulcraft

    Soulcraft steel forks feature unicrown straight blades. Offset ranges from 38mm to 47mm availabilities dependent on frame and series. Soulcraft makes road, cross and mountain bike forks.
    http://www.soulcraftbikes.com/

  • Thick

    Thick makes custom forks, with models designed for 24" cruiser wheels and made from 4130 aircraft grade chrome-moly steel, MTB, and the Normal Freestyle model sporting  1 1/4" blades.
    http://www.thickbikes.com/Fork_Menu.html

  • Qualita

    Qualita offers front forks for mountain bikes, trekkers, bmx bikes and road bikes. These front forks are available in cromoloy, carbon fiber or a combination of aluminum alloy and carbon fiber. 
    http://www.qualita.com.tw/class_list.php?lang=e&class_sn=52&menu=4
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