Danny3xd
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Sianelle, that's awesome. Could be easily fabricated at a hardware store. I have been pondering a stock spring forks set-up.
Butch, same here. Am dang curious.
Butch, same here. Am dang curious.
azbill
Active Member
those searspringers are really cool ! 
I may attempt to replicate them myself
looks like the hardest part would be getting springs of the proper strength
I may attempt to replicate them myself
looks like the hardest part would be getting springs of the proper strength
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Sianelle
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I picked up a whole lot of trampoline springs while I was at the rubbish tip recently and I was going to try them to see how they would go.
The local engineers' supply store here in town does have some springs too, but I haven't really been to have a proper look yet.
The local engineers' supply store here in town does have some springs too, but I haven't really been to have a proper look yet.
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Alaskavan
Guest
Some great ideas in this thread. That Majestic Ball Bearing Spring Fork Attachment looks so simple. And it gives me some ideas for some interesting variations.
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connoisseur
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Can you make me a pair. and if so how much? what kind of frame is that?
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Sianelle
Guest
Do you mean the Flying Merkel frame?
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smitty
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butch27
Guest
May we see John's design?
azbill
Active Member
click on the link in sianelle's first post
it's that easy
sorry. it seems br&k's site is having probs
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Sianelle
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Ah yes, - during the solid tyred safety bicycle era many many patents were filed for suspension systems. There is truly nothing new under the sun and more than likely the trick full suspension system on the flashy MTB in the shops was already thought of before back at the end of the 19th Century.
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