fattyre
I live for the CABE
I worked in a bike shop that used to have this crazy crude looking fork bending tool. It was black and red. You used it when the bike was all assembled. One one end it was fork shaped with steel L channel and had several slots depending on wheel size. It contacted the axle on either the inside or outside of the fork. The other end rested on the bottom bracket shell. It looked to be a jack you'd find in a 60's or 70's american car. The kind that ratcheted up or down. It work really well from what I remember. You just kept jacking the fork out until everything looked straight. The shop has since changed owners and it is long gone.
Dose anyone know what I'm talking about? Or was it some home job tool?
I could really use one as I have a few bikes with pushed back forks. Or if any one has some other tips that'd be helpful too.
Dose anyone know what I'm talking about? Or was it some home job tool?
I could really use one as I have a few bikes with pushed back forks. Or if any one has some other tips that'd be helpful too.