Would this hold up on motorcycle forks
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Matte vinyl is used for indoor applications - I would use 561 Oracal vinyl - I have had a sign on the back window of my van for 5 years Rain and shine and it has held up fine. HTH
130789
Yes. it may require some modification based on the size of your handle bars and forks
1879382
It will work on both if your fork is for a 9mm axle. I put them on a road bike
31329
I have stacked 2 inserts without a problem in the brake mount holes of my fox bike fork. Use a punch to knock the tang off the bottom of the upper insert so a bolt will thread from the upper insert to the lower.
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I definitely wouldn't use it on a motorcycle. It falls off my windshield randomly and my dash is flat and it won't hold. The suction isn't strong enough. Plus the "sticky" part of the holder isn't very strong. I would recommend a mount that you can secure onto your bike that screws on. (I hope this helps!)
1660762
I have two answers. Yes, it would be strong enough because it has both some sticky adhesive type thing and a suction cup, but I would not trust it over time on your bike, that just makes me nervous.
1806299
I used it on my motorcycle and worked well. Holds well on any edged surface
414861
Absolutely. I got it for the air shocks on my Harley. Works like a champ!!!!
1504833
That depends on the diameter of your bar clamp: I'd recommend buying spacers. (this handlebar is thinner/intended for motorcycles)
1075779
Yes. Clean, light and we use it on our fork. we bought two and rotate them. a bargain compared to what the locals wanted. and Aluminum. no rust and less weight.Win! geo EGWguns.com
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
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I doubt it will hold up much weight at all. Because of the receivers design it does not take very much weight to pull the receiver down. I have experience this and do not recommend using this for more than one bike.
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I'm using it for my rear spools and it works great. Im not sure about front forks. I know it won't work for the front on my bike (2009 Honda cbr)
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Yes. Unless the bar is super short. It works fine with my 7' bar. The forks def hold 315-ish, but I'm not sure how strong they are above that, as the seem a bit wobbly.
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Should be fine considering I had this on my beach cruiser (odd shaped handlebars).
1301276
All my research tells me this is not a fork for a "stumpjumper" unless that is just a glorified name for your normal MTB. Suggest you go online and search for forks specific to your bike.
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Looks like the fork in question has mounts. The BB7 will work fine with that.