It still seems fairly rigid, being steel. I inspect for further cracking before I get on it. A friend had a rust problem with a fork once out here, and he put duct tape on it. When it finally did give way, he said it was like a slow-mo thing and he was able to stop without a deadly incident. 😰
Mac is correct and in a bike accident something jagged and pointy it bound to find flesh.
Bike steel is pretty thin. Most bike shops have a few old solid forks left after customers bought suspension fork replacements.Mac is correct and in a bike accident something jagged and pointy it bound to find flesh.
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