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BLUNT FORK SOB V3 IHC BLACK

Blunt Scooters
4269
€89.95
• 6061 T6 Aluminium • Compression IHC • Integrated race • Compatible Wheels 100 to 125 MM • Weight: 300 Grs
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APEX ZERO FORK GREEN

Apex Scooter
ASAP1016GN
€129.95
Zero Forks – Standard Length CNC Machined from 2000 Series Aluminium No Welds Solid, 1 Piece Design Light & Strong Built in Starnut Removable Starnut for other Apps. Suits SCS, ICS & HIC Fits 100mm & 110mm Wheels Comes with front axle Fits all scooter deck Head tubes Zero offset forks (wheel is in line with the fork tube/bars) Works with...
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APEX ZERO FORK BLUE

Apex Scooter
ASAP1016BL
€129.95
Zero Forks – Standard Length CNC Machined from 2000 Series Aluminium No Welds Solid, 1 Piece Design Light & Strong Built in Starnut Removable Starnut for other Apps. Suits SCS, ICS & HIC Fits 100mm & 110mm Wheels Comes with front axle Fits all scooter deck Head tubes Zero offset forks (wheel is in line with the fork tube/bars) Works with...
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APEX ZERO FORK BLACK

Apex Scooter
ASAP1016BK
€129.95
Zero Forks – Standard Length CNC Machined from 2000 Series Aluminium No Welds Solid, 1 Piece Design Light & Strong Built in Starnut Removable Starnut for other Apps. Suits SCS, ICS & HIC Fits 100mm & 110mm Wheels Comes with front axle Fits all scooter deck Head tubes Zero offset forks (wheel is in line with the fork tube/bars) Works with...
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Nowadays, most scooter forks are made threadless, because they are more resistent when being held by a handlebar or SCS.

This forks are lighter than used to be, you’ll need to find its right configuration for its compression system. There’s many compression systems which allow the scooter to spin smoothly producing the mínimum friction when doing barspins or tailwhips.

Forks for Freestyle Scootering

We still can find threaded forks in the entry level scooter, theyre good for learning the basic tricks and easy to install. But after some time you’ll notice it’s really hard to improve and do a doble tailwhip flat with such a rough headset/fork.

¿What are forks made of?

Forks are usually made from aluminum or steel, the ones made of steel are heavier but stronger than the aluminum ones. Even though aluminum doesn’t last that long they’re usually used by advanced level riders due to its weight.

Aluminum forks are usually more expensive than steel, if you’re starting in this sport we recommend you choose a steel, they’ll work perfectly.

If you’re looking for a high quality fork or one that simply adapts to your needs look in our online shop, where we offer the best from the current market.

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