is there a rebound adjust on this fork?
214103
Yes. You can lock it at the top or adjust the rebound speed at the bottom with the supplied tool.
214104
Hey yes this fork sold by us (Worldwide Cyclery) has a rebound adjustment. Cheers,
1931486
No. There is a set screw that you can tighten down to adjust the tension of the arm (angle) and there is a locking pin to keep it in the up position.
782427
No, no rebound at all ("air" drums) but they have a video on their website on how you can simulate rebound. They are still tons of fun! Just think of them as a different instrument.
156401
There is an adjustment lever on the side. It works great. Lots of other adjustments too.
2108417
I lifted my dyna to change the handle bars. I had to drop the fork tubes, remove tank.....it was stable with no tie down. I do plan on using a tie down when I change my shocks. I also used some wood blocks so I would not lift on the oil pan. Not sure if you need to do that
1402158
Not likelyThe fork is held stable, but everyhing else flexes as if on the road.I'm not an engineer, but I don't see sny issues.
1556346
Of course the ride is going to be a little bit stiffer than with stock fork springs; especially since my bike had 45k on it when I rebuilt the forks. It doesn't bounce you around though. It's just not mushy anymore. And the whole front end doesn't dive anymore if you have to grab a handful of brake. I highly recommend this product. I have no regrets whatsoever, other than waiting so long.
1537325
Yes this fork does....when you see the (w/bosses) listed then the fork is set up this way.
252191
It should easily slide into the fork. It appears you may have a faulty bike. I'd contact the seller.
2201294
To me it is a firm. I have set low and it gives a very plush ride. It also will tighten down very well but I keep it soft to do a lot of absorption ever since I broke my hand. It's a great fork, similar to the manitou black that I have on my other bike.
523290
No...there is no way to adjust the handle, but the frame is stable and manuverable, so that should be a help. MM
1948304
You could put it on the fork assumin it's not a suspension fork. You could also buy a bar extender to provide more space for lights and other gear
665010
No unfortunately there is no adjustment. I used mine once and threw it away. It was worthless.
2161371
Yes. The primary adjustment is in the vertical plane (up or down) but some lateral (side to side ) adjustment is possible by rotating the stem and re-snugging the Locknut.
34974
not anymore. I complained to the seller and they sent me the upgraded shimano shifters that vilano.com shows, and also a cheap adjustable stem that was put together soo tight that no tool could loosen it to adjust the height.
1374253
They move side to side to adjust width. There is an open spot in the lower flange that would allow the forks to be removed.
543688
Yes, the center pivot is a bolt that goes through the yolk of the front fork and holds the brake on the bike.