Some riders are using an "S" shaped fork; function or aesthetics?
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Explain the "S" forks?
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function . Supposedly they corner better , etc .
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Drew Cutter said:
function . Supposedly they corner better , etc .Hope they're post-tempered well.
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check the pinerello bike web page.
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k55-<< Some riders are using an "S" shaped fork; function or aesthetics?
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The stuff of the marketing department, not the racing department...
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check the pinerello bike web page.
<http://www.pinarello.com/?surf=onda&path=forks&lang=i>
but nothing new under the Sun, check out the Curly Hetchins patent from 1936:
<http://www.hetchins.org/pix/patent-01.gif>
and the Bates diadrant forks:
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