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5 of 5 Simple and smooth Thursday, April 24, 2025
taco eater : Anonymous Person from WILMINGTON, DE United States  
Make sure you get all the accessory hardware for this bad boy. Get yourself a rubber mallet too. Use the stock seat post to do some of your hammering. And use Lube for them ball bearings nobody likes dry friction.

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5 of 5 Good stuff Friday, September 8, 2023
taco eater : Alexander Shiu from Bloomington, IN United States  
Look pretty sick! These were replaced from the stock Puch forks. Look like they were built to be reliable!

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5 of 5 FORKS MAN Thursday, October 7, 2021
taco eater : Hudson Mel from thousand oaks, CA United States  
these forks are amazing what can I say. For the price 10/10

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5 of 5 Nice forks Saturday, May 16, 2020
taco eater : Big Bad Brother from san jose, CA United States  
Nice forks and much better than the stock. If you’re putting them puch you might order the puch “EBR speedometer bracket by PIKE” so you can mount the speedo.

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4 of 5 get the lower race shim Thursday, July 26, 2018
taco eater : squirrel from amish country  
As mentioned in other comments, these do not come with a lower bearing race. If you buy a new headset for this like I did, you still need to ORDER THE LOWER RACE SHIM. Or use the old lower race and shim from your stock forks. But if you ask me, you should just get all fresh parts. It isn't that much more $, plus you can damage the oem race and shim trying to remove it from your old forks.

Oh another thing, these do not come with a headset nut! 26mm threading is what you need. I recommend getting the version 3 puch fork nut so it can't bottom out on itself when tightening.

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4 of 5 Looks Great BUUUUTTT Wednesday, June 7, 2017
taco eater : Will from Fairfield, CT United States  
These forks looks great, and are much better than my old ones but....... I did have a hard time getting the front rim on. It almost made it look like it wasn't gonna fit but oh, it fit alright.

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4 of 5 Good Replacement Forks for the Money Thursday, July 10, 2014
taco eater : Alan Blake from Cleveland, OH United States  
I put these on my Sears Free Spirit for a lower stance. They look nice and the wheel and brake mounting was perfect. They don't come with a lower headset bearing race, so reuse your old one or buy a new one. I had a hell of a time beating on the lower bearing race because the head tube was oblonged from where they stamped the part number on it. My only other complaint is the handlebar mounting holes are just stamped into the top plate and threaded (no weld nuts) so they will strip out more easily than stock forks.

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4 of 5 Love em. Saturday, June 21, 2014
taco eater : Anonymous Person from Lancaster, PA  
Much better than stock forks. Put these on my Magnum to lower it a bit. These are bit stiff, as the other reviews stated, but I prefer it. They look clean, the powder coating is nice and durable. If you want to use disc brakes, these are not the forks you're looking for.

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5 of 5 They look nice Friday, September 27, 2013
taco eater : Veefam on IG from longwood, FL United States  
I went from a set of K10s to these and these are much stiffer, you feel alot more bumps in the road. Also these to not come with a lower bearing race to hold the forks in place.

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5 of 5 well worth the cheese Sunday, September 22, 2013
taco eater : j-rod from lynnwood, WA United States  
these not only work alot better/stronger/stiffer and are built much sturdier but im pretty sure they even shave some weight and only took a couple hours and my '78 maxi newport was riding smooth would recommend buying bearing kit too no point in putting rusty bearings/rings on these nice forks
p.s. stabilizer bar is necessary nut not all that sturdy

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