But what's the length from the top yoke to the spindle Centure ?
I want to try to get me forks as close to standard as I can
Fork Height
Re: Fork Height
but is your top yoke the same thickness and the std one? shouldn't the datum be to the steering head bearings?
AMcQ
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Re: Fork Height
Yep :-(AMCQ46 wrote:but is your top yoke the same thickness and the std one? shouldn't the datum be to the steering head bearings?

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i can speak 3 languages and have been told i am a "Cunning Linguist" !
i tell that to ladies at Partys! they love it!

missing the noise, not the vibes. However never say never!
Re: Fork Height
Ok so if anyone could we need the length from to mid axle to the lower steering head bearing with the front end of the bike off the ground.
This would be much appreciated
This would be much appreciated

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Re: Fork Height
Thanks glgl_s_r wrote:480mm?

Re: Fork Height
AMCQ46 wrote:I think she,s still imperial? or whitworth ? ?lumpyv wrote:]
ask ya missus what she prefers 20mm or 200mm
you will have to get in there with a thread gauge and find out then!
if you need any assistance and am a keen amateur gynaecologist

lol

im not qualified either but I,m always happy to take a look!
3 out of 4 people make up 75% of the worlds population.