Hi, I have a Orbea Sherpa 2012 does this fork fit in it?. Thank you.
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By the way this is for 9mm axle only on a 26" tire.Hi Roberto,Yes. It will fit on your bike. The steerer tube diameter is 1 1/8 inches which matches your frame tube size. You have to watch out on your front wheel hub axle specification (9mm, 15mm, 20mm etc...) though and make sure it matches too. I am enjoying my ride so far with this fork (adjusted to 140mm). Good luck bro and enjoy your ride as well!
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1-1/8 fork steerer, 26" wheels , will work , but you'll have to pop off the bearing race or replace, press race onto fork then assemble
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Hi, you need to check if the orbea frame use a regular 1 1/8" headtube or a tapered one. This one its an standard 1 1/8" head tube.
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No Idea. Folks are for 26" tire size, 1 1-8" x 100 mm and standard MTB with Front Suspension Only.
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Yes, these forks should fit anything up to one-half-inch thick spit; I purchased these for a 5/16-inch spit.
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G'day Dan. I have no idea what type of bike that is, but if I was you I would just go to the SRAM/RockShox website for advice on the bikes and types of riding that this fork would suit. Regards, Paul. PS: I haven't even got the darn forks fitted to my own bike yet, so don't have a clue about performance - apart from what I've read.
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The pads are adjustable and as long as the mounting hole is in the correct spot, on the fork, they should work.
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cant answer that, seems to be a universal fit, i do know the fit a 2009 v star 900, if the fork size is the same should work
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The fork mount has a threaded axle so it has plenty of adjustment to it to fit various drop out sizes yet I'm not positive if it will fit your application.
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Hello Ryan, From what we could find on your bike's spec's this is the right fork for it. It would be a nice upgrade from the current Suntour fork if you have that on there now! - Worldwide Cyclery
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I don't know for sure. I have a Kona Sutra with disk brakes. It really just depends on where the mounts are on the fork. I used washers for spacers, just enough to keep the rack from touching the fork and paint. The lower mount is on the front edge of the fork and I had to shift the lower rack piece that goes from the mount to the lower left in the picture to the outside to get the clearance I needed. Not hard to do, just took some time to figure it out.
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Depends on the bike manufacturer, some people need to buy to viper fork adapter. This is an item that if your not sure about you need to go to your local store that carries Yakima and get some help.
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It depends on how determined you are and the particulars of your fork. I fit them to an old SR Suntour fork, which just happens to have a tapped hole in the center of the fork bridge (which I could have also done myself, but would have made this less convenient). However, my fork doesn't have any braze ons for accessory mounts, so what I did was made some brackets out of small pieces of flat aluminum. They're shaped like a circle with an oblong on the bottom (approximately "Q" shaped, something like 1.5" high by 1" long on the bottom leg), fitting on the axle under the QR nuts (like a washer) and descending down through a clear space between the stupid lawyer lips with the bottom of the "Q" facing rearwards where it has a hole drilled in it for the fender stays. The aluminum is only 1/16 thick, so I put a nut on the other side of the bolt for the fender stay rather than drill and tap. Sounds complicated, but only took a short time to take some measurements and cut and drill the aluminum. Hope that makes sense.
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I don't know how big the opening of the fork on your bike is but it'll fit standard fork 1 1/8 up to tapered fork 2.5" opening on the bottom of the fork.
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No, different mounting configuration. Call cyclevisions and see if they have something that will fit.
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Yes this fork will work. Your frame has 1 1/8 headset so you want to make sure the fork your order is the same. Considering the year of the bike, I would also recommend a new headset as well.
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I would measure the hole in the upper part of the front fork, the front fender has adapters to fit, and check the specification on the fender to make sure that it will slide up in the hole. I had to take a small file and file the inside of the hole to get rid of the burrs so the adapter to slide up into the hole between the fork. I hope this might help.
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I am 185 lbs and the spring is softer than I would like, so I would say plan on upgrading to a stiffer spring. (I believe Rock Shox does offer one.) However, the fork is a significant upgrade to the Suntour XCM-HLO that came on on my 2013 Marin Bolinas Ridge.
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first off, you have to see if your fork and frame is even compatible with disk brakes. If it is it will have a little mount on the rear arm right next to the wheel and another one on the fork usually on the left side, if you are not sure you can ask your local bike shop if it is. Second you have to see if your rim is compatible, if it is it will have the 6 bolt mount for a rotor, if it does not have this you will not be able to put on disk brakes, unless you buy a new rim. and if your rim not frame have the mounts you will not be able to put disk brakes on your bike.(i highly recommend you have a bike shop instal it because it is tricks to adjust the caliper and you will need new cables and housing) first off, you have to see if your fork and frame is even compatible with disk brakes. If it is it will have a little mount on the rear arm right next to the wheel and another one on the fork usually on the left side, if you are not sure you can ask your local bike shop if it is. Second you have to see if your rim is compatible, if it is it will have the 6 bolt mount for a rotor, if it does not have this you will not be able to put on disk brakes, unless you buy a new rim. and if your rim not frame have the mounts you will not be able to put disk brakes on your bike.(i highly... » Read More first off, you have to see if your fork and frame is even compatible with disk brakes. If it is it will have a little mount on the rear arm right next to the wheel and another one on the fork usually on the left side, if you are not sure you can ask your local bike shop if it is. Second you have to see if your rim is compatible, if it is it will have the 6 bolt mount for a rotor, if it does not have this you will not be able to put on disk brakes, unless you buy a new rim. and if your rim not frame have the mounts you will not be able to put disk brakes on your bike.(i highly recommend you have a bike shop instal it because it is tricks to adjust the caliper and you will need new cables and housing) « Show Less
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I really doubt this will fit your needs. My fork was a 1 inch. So this 1 inch to 1 1/8 inch conversion was perfect for me.