Ebr is definitely slacking on its paint! It chipped off so easy and my forks came with a big deep scratch!
Installing was not easy, i couldn’t use my Moby bottom race because it won’t fit on the fork tube! So I had to use a puch one and shim it,in combination with a puch caged headset bearing. I then had to Dremel the head set nut because your stock one won’t clear because the fork head tube sticks out like an 1”!
Okay yea
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Absolute necessity for serious Moby ryderz
Sunday, March 24, 2019
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Jonathan Feldman from Oakland, CA United States
Head tube length? Long but more than enough to go all the way through any Moby frame I know of.
Installation? Easy as pie.. Order a new Moby headset as well to make your life simple.
Quality? Way fucking better than stock Moby.
Weird curveballs? You can't run the stock brake plate on your Moby front wheel anymore. These forks have the standard mounting tab like all puchs etc. AKA not what most mobys have on the front wheel. I used a puch front wheel brake plate. I hear hobbit ones also work but I can't confirm. Additionally, with that new brake plate you'll need to manually space the wheel with washers etc. Easy.
Have fun and be safe.
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A tweak here, a tweak there.
Saturday, February 2, 2019
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Ashley Ackley from Minneapolis, MN United States
On my 79’ 50v the tube is a half inch longer than it needs to be, but doesn’t stop it from working. The threading is the same as your stock big nuts.
Mag rims with the tab on the brake plate have no where to go, completely backwards from where it needs to be. A puch Leleu plate fits perfectly but leaves the lever out front. Riskay. The puch one also takes care of the brake brace plate loss.
The forks are definitely wider apart! You will definitely need the shimmy shimmy to keep from squishing the forks at a weird angle. I recommend a longer axle and several extra nuts.