What do I need to look for in a replacement fork , size etc ,are the front forks a standard fit ,or are they all different sizes.
I am not sure that GD said his fork sticks, he may have referred to something more like bottoming out. When the bike hits a bump or pothole on the road at high speed, the motor gets accelerated very quickly by the sudden gradient, its weight can make the lower legs of the fork gain a lot of kinetic energy in a very short time. All that kinetic energy dissipates normally inside the stanchions. But when the springs run out of capacity to absorb because the load is too big, the fork bottoms out because the lower legs can't go up any further, it is like the fork has stuck.
I have a Raleigh Array with solid touring fork , on a rough cycle track the bike is very bouncy on the front end giving me pain in my elbows . That's partially why I changed the bike for a big bear . But the forks as they are are just the same as the solid fork.
What about these forks will they fit? Hope the link works.
How about these forks ? Will they fit .
