Hoffman condor builds past and present. Put your pics up here.

[whatquid]

me on my 92 condor, southsea skatepark in the morning before king of concrete, i fell off on a toothpick on vert and went stright over the bars, my friend Pill then used my bike for his run, backfliped and the forks ripped clean off the headtube...bye bye forks...

[whatquid]

me and Denis Wingham on the vert at southsea , 

[Discostu]

Great pics. 

The first Hoffman forks were a bit dodgy as the head tube was so thin. That soon got changed to a thicker gauge tube. 
I find it strange how this wasn't picked up by Matt. As he had been riding them hard for a while. 

[whatquid]

i used to run zima forks after...............think they had the same problem, the forks themselves were way strong as were the zima forks but the stearing tube was the problem.......

[CD17]

Great pics. 

The first Hoffman forks were a bit dodgy as the head tube was so thin. That soon got changed to a thicker gauge tube. 
I find it strange how this wasn't picked up by Matt. As he had been riding them hard for a while. 

Only the first ones made in Taiwan, I thought 

[pickle]

awesome pics! 

[Discostu]

Great pics. 

The first Hoffman forks were a bit dodgy as the head tube was so thin. That soon got changed to a thicker gauge tube. 
I find it strange how this wasn't picked up by Matt. As he had been riding them hard for a while. 

Only the first ones made in Taiwan, I thought 

The first ones were made in the states by se racing. Then Hoffman started to make them themselves in the ramp room factory. But that was only for a while as production costs were so high. So eventually production went to Taiwan.

[egg]

Great pics. 

The first Hoffman forks were a bit dodgy as the head tube was so thin. That soon got changed to a thicker gauge tube. 
I find it strange how this wasn't picked up by Matt. As he had been riding them hard for a while. 

plus it didn't help having such a laid back head angle.