on hd forged forks are they available w/longer under bucket ? they seem to be shorter than 2x4 ld forks. thx...STAN
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The 6,000lbs capacity forks are 60" long with 47" working blades. So that leaves 13" under the bucket. These are the only size we have available for the forged clamp-on pallet forks.
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These forks clamp on the front (bottom edge) of the bucket. I have never seen anything they would not fit on, unless the bucket has been modified in some way.
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I paid the lower price (~$8) and got 4 cables, two brake and two shifter. All were plenty long for my bike. From the number of times the "size" question has been asked and the number of non-helpful answers received, I'm guessing we're never going to find out what "size" means until someone blindly buys the "size 4" for $22, without knowing what they're getting, and clues us all in. Do you want to volunteer :-)
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This has already been answered by another buyer, however I would add that if you have suspension forks, as I have, you can not get enough space to fit speed sensor!!! So back in box, back in garage, more junk!!
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Hi, Both front and rear are 10 mm. You might be able to squeeze them into the front, you're only talking 1mm and most every fork has play in the dropouts. Goodluck.
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Yes you can. However the steerer tube of the forks will be too long for the head tube. Personally I like my stems slammed. With no spacers. I always cut my steerer tubes down. But if you don't mind using a small amount of spacers you should have no problems.
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its 10mm too wide. You might be able to ease the forks apart to make it fit or you could "cold-set" the frame but only if it is steel. Cold set means bend it. You might not want to do that so talk to your local bike shop and see what they recommend. Regards Ian
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Yes, the forks can be adjusted from 24" to 48" wide. For a secure clamp, I bought two 1" nuts and use them as lock nuts after clamping to my bucket. There is an Alan screw to removed the clamp plates so you can get the 1" nuts on. Hope this helps. Jim
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These only come in 32mm valve stem (on amazon). I actually bought them with high hopes but the stem wasn't long enough for my rims. They were only a few mm short. I searched amazon for this same size with longer stems but couldn't find any. Not sure if they make them. Don't know why they even bother making them with such short stems.
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Hi John.I've have this pair on my full suspension mtb. They lasted me a bit then broke off. Rear will break off first then front.For the front fender, I had issues having it stay in tight so I did some modifications by putting a rubber band to get a better grip to stay in.My advise to you is, buy the DeFender™ XC1/XC11 Set, they come in 26 and 29 inch depending on your wheel size. Find them cheap on ebay! Got mine there. They look much better, more durable, and newest model from Topeak. Yours is a hardtail so you'll be fine. More of a problem with full suspension bikes when it comes to rear fenders but there are special ones made for FS MTB like the mudhugger. Hi John.I've have this pair on my full suspension mtb. They lasted me a bit then broke off. Rear will break off first then front.For the front fender, I had issues having it stay in tight so I did some modifications by putting a rubber band to get a better grip to stay in.My advise to you is, buy the DeFender™ XC1/XC11 Set, they come in 26 and 29 inch depending on your wheel size. Find them cheap on ebay! Got mine there. They look much better, more durable, and newest model from Topeak. Yours is a hardtail so you'll be fine. More of a problem with full... » Read More Hi John.I've have this pair on my full suspension mtb. They lasted me a bit then broke off. Rear will break off first then front.For the front fender, I had issues having it stay in tight so I did some modifications by putting a rubber band to get a better grip to stay in.My advise to you is, buy the DeFender™ XC1/XC11 Set, they come in 26 and 29 inch depending on your wheel size. Find them cheap on ebay! Got mine there. They look much better, more durable, and newest model from Topeak. Yours is a hardtail so you'll be fine. More of a problem with full suspension bikes when it comes to rear fenders but there are special ones made for FS MTB like the mudhugger. « Show Less
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The opening at the clamp is 2 3/8" but at the end of each fork is a small bar welded across the width of the fork set in 1/2" from the end.It is 1/2" x 1/2" x 3" long. I guess that is designed to bear against the bottom of the bucket. It is a piece of
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I've only had mine for one season but mines solid as a rock and definitely handles 4 ft drops. Like everyone else is saying you probably wanna get a bigger free ride fork if your gunna be doing big stuff all the time but i havn't bottomed mine out yet riding all around colorado. Though i use ALL of the travel since its only 100mm. I weigh 170 and pumped mine up passed my weight since i like em stiff ;)
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The Dimension 700C Hybrid Fork worked great on the 7300, I believe it would do well on the 7200 as well if you are looking to replace the suspension fork. The clearance should be the same. If you're not used to working on headsets, I would have a bike mechanic do it.
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No its not it uses a quick release axle and fits a standard fork. I have these wheels on my Cannondale Rize 4. I am thinking about getting a second set and changing the hub out for a 20mm thru axle because i just bought another bike. The change would not be that hard to do and is worth it to me because these are extremely nice wheels.
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All my research tells me this is not a fork for a "stumpjumper" unless that is just a glorified name for your normal MTB. Suggest you go online and search for forks specific to your bike.
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I have not used mine yet, but would set them out and have a fork or fondu fork for guests to get them. I will be using mine for xmas appts..can't wait..good-luck..
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Go with the part number. Although the description may vary depending on the vendor, the Progressive part # is what you want to pay attention to. The 422 series is ride hight adjustable up to 2 inches lower than stock height. If you do choose to lower your ride, you'll want to lower the front forks the same amount as you do the rear. You'll find that if you don't the altered geometry (specifically the front end trail) will result in undesirable handling issues. I found this out the hard way, but resolved the problem by installing RaceTech fork springs and a fork lowering kit (along with Gold Valve emulators) which I highly recommend.