20MM Axle
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NO!
You need a special fork with a dropout that will hold the 20 mm thru axle.
I'm assuming you're looking at a Marzocchi or a Rock Shox with the Tulio. Many hubs are available that are compatible, but that means relacing the new hub to your rim. That also means new spokes if the hub flanges are of different diameters.
L8R
You need a special fork with a dropout that will hold the 20 mm thru axle.
I'm assuming you're looking at a Marzocchi or a Rock Shox with the Tulio. Many hubs are available that are compatible, but that means relacing the new hub to your rim. That also means new spokes if the hub flanges are of different diameters.
L8R
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The thru axle stiffens the fork from any lateral movement.
It does essentially the same job as the arch at the top of the sliders. It makes both sides of the fork act as one!
Yes it does work.
The rack thingy requires a converter that you put onto your forks using the thru axle and it has tabs that allow you to use it on a standard rack.
See this link:https://www.bicycle-fork-adapter.com/
This is just one company that makes these. There is another and their product is called the "Fork-Up" but I couldn't find the link.
L8R
It does essentially the same job as the arch at the top of the sliders. It makes both sides of the fork act as one!
Yes it does work.
The rack thingy requires a converter that you put onto your forks using the thru axle and it has tabs that allow you to use it on a standard rack.
See this link:https://www.bicycle-fork-adapter.com/
This is just one company that makes these. There is another and their product is called the "Fork-Up" but I couldn't find the link.
L8R
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I use a hitch mounted rack, so I don't have to worry about a fork adapter.
I'm not sure about securing the thing. I'm sure some company out there has addressed a way to lock it though.
Good Luck
L8R
I'm not sure about securing the thing. I'm sure some company out there has addressed a way to lock it though.
Good Luck
L8R
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