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Such a simple idea,but a damn good one
the rad special forks have them on so you can remove them if wanted
Pretty sure you can unscrew the lugs in my Odyssey dirt forksBut why on earth would I want to do that!?!?! Front brakes forever!
Hi guys I am pritty shore that I have seen some odyssey fork with removable lugs but can not remember were I have seen them. Hope this helps
I'm going for a chrome set While were on the subject maybe your next frame & Forks could have the following "Removable gyro tabs" "Removable lugs for C/S & S/S & Cable Guides" (2 choices on 1 frame) "Removable Lugs on Forks"Having all the options on the same frame would make your product even more unique especially with everything in smoked chrome 853 ....Maybe the new line should be called VEYRON or STEALTH Thank god someone is making something a little different to relieve the boredom of everything looking the same "Great Work Guys" I think the name "UnKnownBikeCo" will be "VeryWellKnownBikeco" Very soon.
don't want to sound obvious, but any forks with removable lugs would have the threaded inserts welded right near the bend, and would seriously weaken them.
I don't see how welding a threaded insert could weaken the fork much more than welding a fixed lug
Besides the forks come with a lifetime warranty and I imagine that they had thought about this problem due to them building Bikes, Bars and Forks before they advertised it.
Quote from: oldschool rider on October 31, 2008, 10:28 AMI don't see how welding a threaded insert could weaken the fork much more than welding a fixed lug100% correct, brake lugs of any type being welded on there will weaken forks. Quote from: oldschool rider on October 31, 2008, 10:28 AMBesides the forks come with a lifetime warranty and I imagine that they had thought about this problem due to them building Bikes, Bars and Forks before they advertised it.au contrere, the 'lifetime warranty' is a clever old trick. think of the amount of forks/cranks/bars sold. now think how many are bought by 'skinny cittle lunts', or folk who change them when a new color comes out, or when a lighter version comes along, or just plain quit.