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  • Fork/frame spacer to prevent damage?
  • jakehinton
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    Flying with the bike for the first time next week. Whats good to use to stop the forks and frame getting bent in transit?

    SirHC
    Full Member

    Copper/aluminium tube cut to the right lengths between the dropouts

    mikewsmith
    Free Member

    Evoc bag or similar.

    jakehinton
    Free Member

    The Evoc bags look good but bit pricey as im not gong to be flying that often, ive got a cheap crc one which im planning on padding out a bit. Ill see if i can find some metal tube then!

    tjagain
    Full Member

    I used a length of studding with 4 nuts to hold the dropouts in the right alignment

    nerd
    Free Member

    Old hubs.

    otsdr
    Free Member

    Saw these things from Bopworks a while ago, haven’t tried them though.

    rossburton
    Free Member

    New forks and frames come with spacers for the same reason so maybe ask your LBS if they have any in the bin you can have?

    scc999
    Full Member

    Length of PVC pipe, cut to size, secure with axles.

    🙂

    mattyfez
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    New forks and frames come with spacers for the same reason so maybe ask your LBS if they have any in the bin you can have?

    Was just about to suggest the same thing! 🙂

    monkeyfiend
    Free Member

    Have you got any old hubs lying around?

    jakehinton
    Free Member

    No old hubs unfortunately, tried lbs but they only had fork spacers for qr forks, suggested cutting down some thick cardboard tube. Ive found some chipboard with a hole cut through a i can use on the back though.

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