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tomriegelMember

I'm can't guarantee a fit to any particular make or model, but I can say that if your bike's axle is 9mm or smaller, and the front forks aren't too fat it stands a good chance of fitting.
Carbon fiber forks have encountered fit problems, some of which may still allow its use by shimming it with washers.
Some bicycles have larger axles, and I can manage axles up to 10mm by request.

If you send me a good close-up picture of your axle, I may be able to make a decent guess.

Tom

12/19/0811:21 AM

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