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What do you call a "rear bicycle fork" ?

Dec 16, 2009 by Toha | Posted in Cycling

What is the name of the rear bicycle fork. I know its called not a fork, but what?


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a.s. roma | Dec 17, 2009

What are the differences between a bicycle with a fork suspension and one that doesn't have the suspension?

Feb 13, 2008 by juhsepi | Posted in Cycling

Hoping you can help me in deciding what style of bicycle I should get. Currently, I'm between a Marin Kentfield and a Cannondale Adventure 5.

The Marin doesn't have the fork suspension. While the Cannondale does. I'm hoping to have a new


I'm assuming you mean front suspension. That makes all the difference in the world, if you ride dirt. Absorbs the shock from hitting the bumps and stuff. If you're just riding pavement, it's not that big a deal, unless you bounce off curbs alot. For that

The AntiChrist | Feb 13, 2008

Is there a way to buff out a superficial scratch on a carbon fibre bicycle fork ?

Jun 14, 2007 by | Posted in Cycling

I've got a long superficial scrape / scratch on my front fork . Is there a way to buff / polish it out ?


Hey, if it is just a superficial scratch on the clear-coat, just use a quality car wax made to remove swirl marks. I just use a good car wax and buff it out with a soft cloth. Works on my carbon fiber handlebars. Hope this helps. = )

Jett Boy | Jun 14, 2007

My expander nut is trapped in the bicycle fork. Is my bike a goner?

Sep 28, 2007 by sriram r | Posted in Cycling

I was trying to adjust the stem height and ended up pulling the stem bolt out. Now when I put it back the bottom of the bolt does not reach the groove in the stem wedge/expander nut. Is there any way to get the wedge out/pull it up. I can reach the wedge


I've had this issue brought to me numerous times. The best way retrieve the stem bolt is to remove the front wheel, insert a steel rod into the bottom of the fork until it rests on the stuck stem bolt, then tap gently but firmly on the rod with a hammer

joe b | Sep 29, 2007

Carbon bicycle fork. How much abuse can they take?

Jul 18, 2009 by Noko | Posted in Cycling

I have a Trek FX 7.5 Hybrid/trainer and I'm looking at changing out the tires and doing some trail riding. Mostly hardpack dirt woodlands so nothing too technical. I am 200lbs so there will be some weight involved and there will be some curb sized bumps


VERY bad idea. Your biggest problem will be fork failure at the steerer tube... but that is only if you somehow avoid shearing off a dropout or cracking a fork blade.

Keep carbon fiber forks on the road unless you have spent the giant bucks

bikeworks | Jul 19, 2009


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Jesse Gordon snaps his fork on the ramp. Brutal. This footage is from the upcoming documentary Ravenfeeders coming soon. To get the music you will ...



Harpeth bike race sheds new light on biking here

10.06.11

When 1,500 bicyclists swoop along county roads Saturday for the Harpeth River Ride, it will be little more than three months since an ardent cyclist was nearly killed in a traffic accident along Highway 96.

Hit from behind by a dump truck, 58-year-old Brentwood resident Michael Montgomery is still recuperating from surgeries needed to save his life. Though he’s alive, he still has months of recuperation ahead.

He says if there’s been a positive side to the accident, it’s that the incident has brought him closer to this friends and fellow riders, who called to offer him their support and donations to help pay medical bills. Montgomery’s civil case is pending in Williamson County court.

“I’ve just been overwhelmed by (support),” said Montgomery. “As (friends) have told other people, there have been other people who either committed me to their prayer list or donated money.”

News of Montgomery’s accident roiled many in Williamson County cycling circles. For some, the accident underscored simmering tensions between some cyclists and drivers about sharing the highway and rural roads that draw cyclists here.

Source: The Tennessean

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Bicycle Fork - News


Product recall: bicycles
Washington Post - Jan 01, 1970
Product recall: bicycles The following recall has been announced: ____ BICYCLES DETAILS: 2012 Bicycles with Advanced Group carbon forks distributed by Specialized Bicycle Components Inc., of Morgan Hill, Calif. and manufactured by Advanced Group of Taiwan; sold at authorized

Recalls: Bicycle trailers, bicycles, floor lamps, portable heaters, desk chairs
Pittsburgh Post Gazette - Jan 01, 1970
Recalls: Bicycle trailers, bicycles, floor lamps, portable heaters, desk chairs Giant Bicycle Inc. is recalling about 900 Giant Defy Advanced and Avail Advanced Bicycles because the fork can crack. This recall involves all 2012 model year men's Giant Defy Advanced 0, 1 and 2 model bicycles and the women's Giant Avail Advanced 0,

Recalls this week: Snowmobiles, ottomans, printers
The Associated Press - Jan 01, 1970
The recall involves the 2012 Tricross Sport and 2012 Tricross Comp model bicycles. WHY: The brake component housed within the bicycle's carbon fork can disengage from the fork and allow the brake assembly to contact the wheel spokes while rotating,