Question about aftermarket forks for beach cruisers

[Rusty_Nail]

Been wanting to get some forks that will fit a cruiser frame that will allow me to have a front disc brake and front suspension setup. I know nothing about aftermarket forks. Just wanted to see if anyone can make some recommendations?

 

[Sidewinder Jerry]

Hopefully these videos can help you figure out some options.

 

[Rusty_Nail]

Thank you. I'll check the videos out.

 

[Tom from Rubicon]

I have a monark redux you can have. Build spare I will never use. Monark Custom Bike Forks - Home (monarkforks.com)

Tom

 

[Tony01]

Your cruiser frame probably has a 1” steerer fork, so that’s what you’ll need. Honestly there isn’t much for a low price… and if there is, then you have to “figure out” a lot of it.

I’d go for a coil fork with 2-5” of travel in the minimum $200 price range.

I hope to offer a range of performance forks for motorbikes as cheap as possible, because figuring a fork setup that’s solid, rigid, lightweight, with correct geometry, and has the travel you want has always been a problem for me at least.

 

[curtisfox]

This is about the cheapest you want to go, sunlite, has the thicker piviot bars for more stabilaty. All the restwill get unstable later down the road.......Curt

Fork Springer 26 Sunlite DLX 180x70x25.4x27 Disc Black f/175mmStack Ht | eBay

Rake: 57mm Axle-to-Crown: 417mm. Disc or Drum brake mounts (160mm Max rotor). Type: Suspension Size: 26". Material: Chromoly Color: Black.

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