Has anyone had any success using one with a rockshox (domain 318) 20mm axle? I tried a green valley one, which includes 20mm adapters and should have worked, but I ran into this problem:
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I'm now thinking about the pendle ones with 20mm adapter. Has anyone tried this with a rockshox 20mm axle?
THanks!
Do all 20mm rockshox have the bit in the green circle? I'm not sure of its purpose.
A bit of dremelling* ?
* other bodging tools available
My Thule carriers had the same problem. I just filed it down a little and now they fit perfikly. 😉
These work as an adapter, I've got the 20mm and the Maverick one too (though thats spare as I've not got the forks anymore).
[url= http://www.hurricanecomponents.com/product.php?id=1 ]Hurricane Components 20mm Adapter[/url]
I just filed it down a little and now they fit perfikly
The fork or the carrier adaptor?
I've got a Sektor (hooded?) fork and I use a thule 561 outride. Previously I had some Mazz's with no 'hoods/cowelled above dropouts and it was almost lethal to my car roof/avoiding dropping the forks onto the roof.
I think you should try another STW'ers - or go into a rack dealer locally first though. If you are Manchester based you can try mine.
File down the carrier adaptor, my Thule was aluminium and took about 2 mins to do!
I also use the Fork up adaptors (Maxel 360 on Pike and Maxle lite on a Rev).
However they can work lose over bumpy roads and also negates the locking feature of the bike carrier (for what a plastic lock is worth)
I use the fork up adapters on the internal rack on my SMax. I'm less satisfied with them and wouldn't use them on a roof rack as they do rotate round. If you really crank up the torque on the maxle you can get it to lock, but over a long journey I wouldn't trust it not to work loose and I don't like over tightening the maxle anyway.
One question though, why not something like the Thule 591 on the roof rack? They're brilliant and can't think why I'd use a fork mounted setup.