what is the minimum & maximum width between the forks? Or what width bucket will these fit?
863167
if you use the spreader/stabilizer bar, it's 44" max to 29" min. if you take off the bar you can put the forks together or spread them to the width of your bucket.
863168
There is no mi9nimum or maximum width, if you don't use the bar base, that goes between the bars. The bars are remarkable useful for brush, logs, moving potted trees, pallets etc. I would highly recommend them. When I bought them the freight was included and they are heavy. Brian
863169
The cross bar is about 48'' wide so that would be the max width. I mounted mine on a 5' bucket and they work extremely well. Hope this will help. Cheers.
863170
There is no minimum or maximum width, if you don't use the bar base, that goes between the bars. The bars are remarkable useful for brush, logs, moving potted trees, pallets etc. I would highly recommend them. When I bought them the freight was included and they are heavy. Brian
103544
If you remove the sliding adjustable stabilizer there is no minimum or maximum. They will fit almost any bucket.
863171
fits nicely in my John Deere 60" bucket. The entire unit goes on and off easily.
863172
depends on bucket width .....if not using cross brace. very will made ....very strong and very will made
930205
Had to go outside and measure them.. Okay the fork is about 3.7 feet high and the container is about 3.6 high.. This product is great. It has saved me from having many a backache. Hope this helps.
2266242
I'm not sure the exact diameter of them but I got a set of these to try to put on my 07 Harley sportster with a fork diameter of 39mm and these where about 3 times to small to work for that application.
1097900
You will need a Thru-Axle adapter to accommodate your fork. These are available in a variety of sizes, the most common being 15mm and 20mm.
535342
That would depend on the space between the fork. It would be 10mm wider. It is always recommended that you use the size specified, unless you've changed your wheel.
1118866
I'm not 100% positive but I think 4 1/2" is minimum. Again not 100% sure. I mounted these in a UTV that had custom boxes and they barely fit.
157622
The opening at the clamp is 2 3/8" but at the end of each fork is a small bar welded across the width of the fork set in 1/2" from the end.It is 1/2" x 1/2" x 3" long. I guess that is designed to bear against the bottom of the bucket. It is a piece of
1591896
Actually, if you remove the black circular thing on the bottom of the fork, you can fit a 110mm there. For the back, you need to adjust the spring for the brake to sit higher or get a cut brake. So yes, you can fit 110mm, but you need to make some modifications.
1451465
I would measure the hole in the upper part of the front fork, the front fender has adapters to fit, and check the specification on the fender to make sure that it will slide up in the hole. I had to take a small file and file the inside of the hole to get rid of the burrs so the adapter to slide up into the hole between the fork. I hope this might help.
862339
Yes they should clamp on to the bucket. Depending on how far apart your forks are will determine if the stabilizer bar will fit. Had to weld on a piece of square tube to extend mine.
442805
The only problem you >might< run into is clearance between the forks and the tire or between the fender supports and the tire, but honestly, it should fit. I've run 26 X 2.50 tires on my trike that came with 26 X 2.125 tires originally, and while the clearance between the forks and the tires was snug, they worked...and were a lot more comfortable at operating pressure. Hint: Keep your tires near or at maximum pressure for the smoothest ride. It's counter-intuitive, but that's how it is.
2053509
First check your tire size. These are for 700C tires, probably no wider than 35's. If your bike has the right tires the next thing to check is to see if it has fender mounting holes. There will be a threaded hole on each side of the fork near the axle, a hole in the center of the fork right over the tire, and a threaded hole near the rear axle on each side. If you've got all this, they will work
1459967
I don't know for sure. I have a Kona Sutra with disk brakes. It really just depends on where the mounts are on the fork. I used washers for spacers, just enough to keep the rack from touching the fork and paint. The lower mount is on the front edge of the fork and I had to shift the lower rack piece that goes from the mount to the lower left in the picture to the outside to get the clearance I needed. Not hard to do, just took some time to figure it out.
960579
I have put several different FOX forks on the Filzer. I don't know that I have specifically put an Evolution, but pretty sure all Fox forks that have 15m thru axle are the same spacing regardless of model or wheel size (26, 27.5, 29).
2076115
the steerer tube on these forks I 265 mm. you will, more than likely, need to cut them to size. you can find most other info you need on sram.com. I have enjoyed these forks
1427694
Yes- I have had to spread the forks to the edges of a 5' bucket to make it easier to pick up longer logs without worrying about balance. I seldom use the bar. Just be aware that bar or not , the forks are 4' long and driving them into a pile etc often moves the fork(s). I also have a wrench to tighten them . I have used the forks for a lot of things and am glad I have them.
869861
Hi,Thanks for the question. I can't seem to get many specs on your bikes but it looks like it should fit. As long as you have an 1 1/8" steerer this fork will work as a direct replacement for your fork.Thanks