April 2, 200521 yr B & Q also have a website - for those who prefer the inexpensive methods for fork protection. B & Q
April 2, 200521 yr Author nice boofont, they'd look even better on a Beta ! hope you lads have permission riding over that lovely scottish countryside ,
April 3, 200521 yr I dont see much point in paying out loadsa money for something that will only get smashed up... I dont have any fork protectors on at the minute, but Im going to make some and then coat them in carbon fibre tape to take away that Blue Peter look...I'll post some photos.
April 3, 200521 yr Just looking at the compatibility list on that Japanese site that Trials Lad linked to... what's a "Condy 100"?
April 3, 200521 yr Author Hrc sure your not a yorkshireman in disguise "I don't see the point in buying something thats gonna get smashed up anyway."
April 11, 200521 yr Here is a photo of 'home made' plastic pipe fork protectors as earlier discussed in this forum. The reason for the 3 cable ties is that TLR forks have a raised band in the centre so the cable ties were added to ensure that the pipe is held firmly in place.
April 17, 200521 yr I got some kitchen drawer- liner from IKEA ( nice shade of sherco blue) .Sorry i dont remember the swedish name for it. It comes in a roll, is about 2/3 mm thick and was only about
April 18, 200521 yr rough is not the word Rough is the word but I rather have Rough looking fork protectors which work than rough and damaged forks which dont work! I didnt think they looked that bad1
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