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Watched my five year olds bike turn into a bit of a bucking bronco yesterday at glentress due to a combination of the small wheel size and rigid forks.
Are there any viable options for front forks for a bike this small?
Not really as they all weigh a ton and barely work.
IME the "suspension" does not really work on any fork that size
Shame, I had just found these which being an air fork I had hoped I could get working for his weight
[url= https://www.ebay.co.uk/itm/131286887435 ]Spinner 20" forks[/url]
What fork are they using on the early rider belter..
Biggest volume tyres you can find, low pressures, seems to be the cheapest solution.
it's a spinner disc fork.cloudnine - Member
What fork are they using on the early rider belter..
Cut and shut an old manitou if you're adventurous.
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There must be. They're on this kids 20" Commencal.
I saw loads of little rippers aboard them in the Alps recently.
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White brothers do/did an 80mm travel fork for recumbents.
One came on the lil shredder bike minilugz had. called the rustler. worked wel, but a bit heavy.