Fat City Cycles Yo Eddy fork Vs. BOI (Big One Inch):my forks
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Thanks for the submissions, Nate
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tintin40":15e7w8xu said:My fav rigid fork
mine too
Did Fat chance built suspension corrected fork in 1990-1991 (I think no : only 394mm between axle to crown and, of course, a short 38mm rake)
I've got a suspension corrected fat fork on my Yo Eddy. It's a 1990 or 1991 (press BB) and I think the fork was added later (perhaps a Groovy made fork…)
I've got a suspension corrected fat fork on my Yo Eddy. It's a 1990 or 1991 (press BB) and I think the fork was added later (perhaps a Groovy made fork…)
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24pouces":iwb0w1tm said:
I would think, no, as well. I've not seen one. But, with a smallish hand made bike builder, like Fat, there were customer requested builds, so I would stop short of saying, absolutely not.
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A late insert to this thread, but interesting as i research my yo forks. I have exactly the same dimension pair, the legs are 15.25 inches from axle to top of the legs. They are also 1.125 inches in diameter and Chris Chance has confirmed they are definitely Fat city built forks. He inspected them and recognised the fit up to the dropouts at the bottom of the legs and the welds and said its a definite fat city built fork.
From other contacts and research, there is a chance it could be special order or another option is that I'm told in Oct 94 when the factory was shutting down, some staff hurriedly built frames with whatever was to hand and a few suspension corrected forks, in the 1.125 inch fork blade might have been made.
whatever the story, its interesting that there are a few suspension corrected 1.125 inch fork blade yo forks out there, yours is one and i ave one too.
T
yo-Nate-y":1s71z5i8 said:
A late insert to this thread, but interesting as i research my yo forks. I have exactly the same dimension pair, the legs are 15.25 inches from axle to top of the legs. They are also 1.125 inches in diameter and Chris Chance has confirmed they are definitely Fat city built forks. He inspected them and recognised the fit up to the dropouts at the bottom of the legs and the welds and said its a definite fat city built fork.
From other contacts and research, there is a chance it could be special order or another option is that I'm told in Oct 94 when the factory was shutting down, some staff hurriedly built frames with whatever was to hand and a few suspension corrected forks, in the 1.125 inch fork blade might have been made.
whatever the story, its interesting that there are a few suspension corrected 1.125 inch fork blade yo forks out there, yours is one and i ave one too.
T
