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Subrosa – Simo Bars and Fork

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Is it time for a new set of bars or fork? Subrosa have released the new Simone Barraco signature Simo Bars and Simo Fork to go with the new Simo Frame that we took a look at about a week back.

The Simo Bars are made from 100% post-weld Deathproof heat-treated, 13-butted 4130 chromoly tubing with a 28″ width, 10-degrees of backsweep and 3-degrees of upsweep. The Simo Bars come in 8.8″ and 9.3″ rise options with Black, Chrome and Sage Green colors and a weight of 28.7 oz. (8.8″) for $72.99 – $82.99 depending on color. You can pick the Simo Bars up through BMX shops and mail-orders that carry Subrosa worlwide now, or in the Subrosa Webstore!

The Simone Barraco signature Simo Fork is made from 100% post-weld Deathproof heat-treated chromoly tubing with a 1-piece CNC machined steerer tube, tapered legs with an increased inner fork leg radius to fit 2.40″ tires with plenty of room to spare and 27mm offset dropouts with clearance for pegs and hub guards. The Simo fork is available in Black, Chrome and Sage Green colors, weighs in at 32.1 oz. for $141.00 – $156.00 depending on color. You can pick this fork up through BMX shops and mail-orders that carry Subrosa worldwide now or through the Subrosa webstore now!

What do you think of the new Simone Barraco signature Simo Bars and Fork? Do you have any questions? Let us know in the comments below! Make sure you check out the Simo Frame while you’re at it!

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Odyssey – R25 Forks with Jacob Cable

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Thinking about picking up a new BMX Fork? You can’t go wrong with the R25 or the R32 fork from Odyssey. Here’s a quick video where Jacob Cable tells you a little bit about why he runs the R25 on his setup personally. Add in quality with that 41-Thermal heat-treating and lifetime warranty, and you have yourself something well worth running on your setup. Take a look!

“Nose manual wizard Jacob Cable runs the Odyssey R25 fork. Let him explain why.” – Odyssey

Subrosa – OM Fork

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Get a look at the new Joris Coulomb signature OM Fork from Subrosa!

Is it time for a new BMX Fork? Here’s a look at the new Joris Coulomb signature OM Fork! This fork is made from 100% post-weld Deathproof heat-treated 4130 chromoly tubing with a 1-piece CNC machined steerer tube with a welded nut and compression cap, an increased fork leg radius for extra tire clearance, and 22mm offset dropouts. The OM Forks come in Black and Chrome with a weight of 32.3 oz. and can be picked up through BMX shops and mail-orders that carry Subrosa worldwide now, or from the SUBROSA WEBSTORE for $141.99 now.

“Building off the success of the Joris Coulomb signature Om frame we’ve added forks to complete the kit. To match the responsiveness of the Om frame these new forks utilize a steeper 22mm offset, are lightweight, and are fully heat treated.” – Subrosa

That’s all the details on the new Joris Coulomb signature OM Fork from Subrosa! Do you have any questions? Let us know in the comments below!

The Shadow Conspiracy – Inceptiv V2 Fork

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Get a look at the Inceptiv V2 fork from The Shadow Conspiracy

Is it time for a new BMX Fork? Have you given the Inceptiv Fork from The Shadow Conspiracy a look yet? The Inceptiv V2 fork is made from 100% post weld heat-treated 4130 chromoly tubing with a one-piece, 165mm long steerer tube with a built in crown race, oversized, butted and tapered legs with 6mm thick Investment Cast dropouts with a 26mm offset and a 6061-hard anodized alloy H24 compression cap. This fork comes with an anti-rust ED paint coating.

Here’s some details direct from The Shadow Conspiracy about the second version of the Inceptiv fork…

“We have revised the legs and steerer tube of the brutally strong Inceptiv Fork to push the strength and compatibility even further. We have increase the inner radius of the fork legs to give you more clearance for ever growing tire sizes. We have also shrunk the top cap size and revised the top cap threading in the steerer tube so that no matter where you ride your stem, the top cap threads will always be enclosed in the stem clamp area and not threading lower than the bottom of your stem. This stiffens up and increases the strength of the steer tube immensely!”

The Inceptiv V2 fork comes in Black and Chrome colors, weighs in at 36 oz. (2.25 lbs.) and can be picked up at BMX shops and mail-orders that carry The Shadow Conspiracy worldwide now, or direct from The Shadow Conspiracy Webstore for $149.99 (black) / $161.99 (chrome) now.

What do you think of the Inceptiv V2 fork? Do you have any questions? Let us know what you’re thinking in the comments below!

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The Shadow Inceptiv Fork V2 is the revision of the already brutally strong Inceptiv Fork. A larger clearance for tires and revised top cap threading makes sure you can run a bigger tire and ride your Stem where you exactly want it. Check out the detail on these dropouts ?. The Inceptiv Fork V2 is available now in Black or Chrome at your local Shadow dealer! #theshadowconspiracy #bmx
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Fiend BMX – Process IC Fork

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Take a closer look at the Process IC Fork from Fiend…

Is it time for a new BMX Fork? Have you given the Process IC fork from Fiend? This fork is made from full heat-treated 4130 chromoly tubing with a one-piece machined steerer tube with an integrated bearing race with tapered legs and Investment Cast 6mm thick, 3/8″ dropouts with a 20mm offset. The fork also comes with a 7000 series alloy compression cap to keep everything tight.

The Process IC Fork from Fiend comes in Black and Chrome for colors with a weight of 2.18 lbs. and a price tag of $139.99 – $159.99 depending on color through BMX shops and mail-orders that carry Fiend BMX, or direct from the Fiend Webstore.

Available in Black and Chrome colors.

6mm thick, 3/8″ Investment Cast Dropouts with a 20mm offset.

What do you think of the Process IC fork from Fiend? Do you have any questions? Let us know what you think in the comments below!

Not quite what you were looking for? Check out more BMX forks here.

Sneak Peek: Titanium Fork From Mike Laird

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Mike Laird is starting to prototype test some new Titanium forks…

So I’m prototyping a handful of titanium lairdforks. The regular Ti-lairdfork weighs 1lb. 4ozs. and the front brake version weighs 1lb. 5ozs. The off-set will be 30mm. The legs are 1.125” in diameter and .065” wall thickness. After testing the Ti-lairdfork will retail for $450 regular and $500 for the front brake version. I will NOT be offering custom fork off-sets, there just isn’t enough time in my day to make custom forks and frames. And I will NOT be offering chromoly forks, there are plenty of chromoly forks already on the market. I’m not interested in producing just another average chromoly fork. I will say if there is interest in a zero off-set flatland Ti-lairdfork, that could possibly become a reality. • www.lairdframe.com • www.lairdframe.store • #lairdframe #lairdfork #eccmetal #bmx #furickcup #spwceramicseries #millerwelds #weldporn #framebuilding #madeinusa #lairdframedotcom #mirraforever #titanium ? @willstricklinphotography
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Here’s some interesting news for the riders out there that are looking to lighten things up on the front end and don’t mind paying a little extra for it. Mike Laird has been doing Titanium frames since 2016 that will set you back about $2,000, and based off his Instagram he’s done a few of them for customers. Now, it looks like he’s playing around with doing a Titanium fork that you can see in his Instagram post above. It looks like they will be available in regular and another version with front brake mounts, they weigh in at just a little over 1 pound and will cost $450 – $500. These will only come with a 30mm offset and he won’t be doing custom dimensions, so you’ll have to settle if you wanted something a little steeper or mellower.

There isn’t an option to buy these just yet on the Laird Frame website, but we would imagine it won’t be long before he starts making them available.

What do you think about a Titanium fork? Would you run it if you had the cash to spend on it? Anyone thinking about buying one? Let us know what you’re thinking in the comments below!

FBM – CB4KS Fork Promo

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FBM coming through with a promo video for their CB4K Fork featuring Curtis Cantwell!

FBM have been making their CB4KS Fork for some time now, and they’ve definitely stood the test of time while holding up to plenty of abuse. Here’s a short but sweet promo video featuring Curtis Cantwell putting the fork to good use while out cruising the streets!

“Hand built in the FBM Machine Shop in Ithaca NY, and tested on the Road, outta the van and in the streets with Curtis Cantwell!”

Kink BMX – Gold Parts Colorway

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If you’re feeling like you need some gold in your life, Kink have you covered!

Kink have released their Foundation 2 Fork, Pillar Cranks and Solace 2 Bars in this new metallic gold colorway that looks real shiny and nice. If you’re digging the color and want to add some shine to your bike, this might just be what you need. The fork, cranks and bars are available through BMX shops and mail-orders that carry Kink BMX worldwide now.

The Pillar Cranks in this new gold colorway.

The Tony Hamlin signature Solace 2 Bars also come in this new gold color!

What do you think? Do you have any questions? Let us know what you’re thinking in the comments below!