Fat Bike Suspension Fork

Fat Bike Suspension Fork

UPC:
717969070714
$199.00
(20 reviews)
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Description

Will this fork fit my bike?

The best fork for Fat Ebikes!  This will fit the Sondors, Rover, and other Fat ebikes using a straight steerer tube and standard quick release axle.  Tires above 4.5" are not recommended as the fit can be very tight.  Fork is setup for 160mm rotors, please use a brake adapter for larger rotors.

DOES NOT FIT ROVER STEP THROUGH

* Please note that forks do not come with a starnut or headset assembly. If you need to purchase one, you can find that here: Replacement Headset

  • Designed for 135mm quick release.
  • 100mm travel
  • Lightweight Magnesium construction
  • Note - Current colors may vary from video.  Body of fork is black, fork tubes may be black or gold.
20''
    • Steerer Tube Length:  8.75"
    • Tire Clearance:  4.75"
    • Dropout Width:  135mm
    • Crown to Axle Measurement:  18"
24"
  • Steerer Tube Length:  8.75"
  • Tire Clearance:  4.75"
  • Dropout Width:  135mm
  • Crown to Axle Measurement:  19.5"
26"
  • Steerer Tube Length:  8.75"
  • Tire Clearance:  4.75"
  • Dropout Width:  135mm
  • Crown to Axle Measurement:  20.25"

Recommended pressure per weight:

LBS   PSI
220   75-95
200   72-87
170   68-80
140   64-75
120   55-72
100   47-59
 
 
 
 

Reviews

  • 5
    Great forks

    Posted by Chuck on Feb 26th 2023

    Purchased forks for Rad bikes, Rover5 and Runner! Some adjustments needed for brake spacing and fenders but it all came together with little or no swearing. Just want to say the forks are worth the money and time to install. Both bikes handle so much better than stock. Like different bikes in handling and comfort. Thanks area13 great customer service.

  • 4
    Works for Casual riding. Don't put a Front motor on it!

    Posted by EBikeBuilder on Feb 26th 2023

    I used these forks for several years, thousands of miles, they worked great under normal casual riding conditions, I was actually quite hard on them and never had any issues. THEN i tried putting a Bafang G60 front hub motor on them, and it totally broke the dropout even with a torque arm. Don't use a front motor on these! I would not do any hard riding or jumps either. For general casual use they are great. My own fault they broke.