NOOKIE BIKES NEW Rigid Forks!

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NOOKIE BIKES NEW Rigid Forks!
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flag house333
Posted: Dec 8, 2010 at 9:15 Quote
These are the new Rigid forks by NOOKIE BIKES!
Full Cromo Heat Treated after welding....What you guys think???
Cant seem to get the image to work.....help please!!!! Smile
flag gutkrencher
Posted: Dec 8, 2010 at 9:39 Quote
photo

What length A-C are they and what is the weight?

To be honest I think 20mm axle rigid forks are silly. A rigid fork doesn't need a huge axle to keep it from flexing like a suspension fork. The only reason for a 20mm fork is if you only have a 20mm hub, otherwise a 9mm or 14mm bmx type axle is much more practical.
flag house333
Posted: Dec 8, 2010 at 10:03 Quote
gutkrencher wrote:
photo

What length A-C are they and what is the weight?

To be honest I think 20mm axle rigid forks are silly. A rigid fork doesn't need a huge axle to keep it from flexing like a suspension fork. The only reason for a 20mm fork is if you only have a 20mm hub, otherwise a 9mm or 14mm bmx type axle is much more practical.

I agree totally...we have 10mm axle version as well........ Smile
flag gutkrencher
Posted: Dec 8, 2010 at 10:16 Quote
nookiebikes wrote:
gutkrencher wrote:
photo

What length A-C are they and what is the weight?

To be honest I think 20mm axle rigid forks are silly. A rigid fork doesn't need a huge axle to keep it from flexing like a suspension fork. The only reason for a 20mm fork is if you only have a 20mm hub, otherwise a 9mm or 14mm bmx type axle is much more practical.

I agree totally...we have 10mm axle version as well........ Smile

Good stuff, Do you have any info one them? Axle-Crown length, rake, weight, steerer length, is the steerer oxidized,threaded with a compression cap etc....
flag house333
Posted: Dec 8, 2010 at 10:19 Quote
nookiebikes wrote:
gutkrencher wrote:
photo

What length A-C are they and what is the weight?

To be honest I think 20mm axle rigid forks are silly. A rigid fork doesn't need a huge axle to keep it from flexing like a suspension fork. The only reason for a 20mm fork is if you only have a 20mm hub, otherwise a 9mm or 14mm bmx type axle is much more practical.

I agree totally...we have 10mm axle version as well........ Smile

I have only just got the forks in the UK....will search my files for the specs ok mate
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Posted: Dec 9, 2010 at 5:29 Quote
Looks decent!
flag charge-rider
Posted: Dec 9, 2010 at 12:25 Quote
Interesting concept for the dropouts.
Not my cup of tea, but deffinatly an "outside of the box" design!
flag David1444
Posted: Dec 9, 2010 at 12:43 Quote
charge-rider wrote:
Interesting concept for the dropouts.
Not my cup of tea, but deffinatly an "outside of the box" design!
Looks awesome though!
flag house333
Posted: Dec 10, 2010 at 3:02 Quote
David1444 wrote:
charge-rider wrote:
Interesting concept for the dropouts.
Not my cup of tea, but deffinatly an "outside of the box" design!
Looks awesome though!

Thanks for the comments....we have a 10mm QR version coming as well Smile
flag jakep3595
Posted: Dec 14, 2010 at 12:02 Quote
how much they gonna be mate?
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Posted: Jul 20, 2011 at 6:22 Quote
how much are they m8
flag Caezar
Posted: Jul 20, 2011 at 6:26 Quote
Nice forks Big Grin
Well
14mm if you run pegs
10 if you don't
20 if you can't afford a new hub rebuild lol
flag house333
Posted: Jul 20, 2011 at 7:34 Quote
kaneyboi96 wrote:
how much are they m8

£99
flag bramthornton
Posted: Oct 23, 2011 at 4:36 Quote
where can you buy them from ??
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