MOPED ARMY

what?

I'm talking about the guy with dirtbike forks meant for a 12" wheel.

I want to know the bolt spacing on the rotor to see how difficult it would be to make an adapter plate to fit my moby split 6's, cause, duh the wheel is "riveted" to the hub, the rivets could be removed an a plate made to hold the rotor and then bolted or hell re-rivited back together in to a unitized wheel with a disc brake...

this set up is solid as hell, but after last nights ride two things become apparent. one. tall handle bars are alot of fun and look awesome, but you can forget about tight turns. even though i could gain on the pack up hills and on the straights, the hard turns made me slow way down. the forks however were amazingly stable, and very responsive. there is currently no stabilizer bar available for these forks, but if you have ANYTHING other than high bars you do NOT need them. they take bumps and holes like butter and despite the loss of control with hangers are surprisingly smooth. if i put stock or drop bars on her it would be intense. elliot did a great job putting those on my bike, very professional. a little bit of ape twisting got the bars nice and tight, no problem. i agree though that some reinforcing would help, you can kinda feel it when you break hard. i recomend them to everyone.

SO just on a whimn I tried calling the localplace around here that sells Tomos and Tomos parts, i wanted to know a price for just the rotor, Only the rotor, the disc part of disc brakes

finally after searching and being put on hold with bad garbled up muzak he comes back and tells me just the rotor is $126. Imagine that, the circular piece of steel is one third the cost of those forks. Hope they don't warp on ya!

Call 1977 if you want a pair of these they can special order them pretty much on demand. I think the prices of parts will be cheaper from them as well.

Ugh, I was thinking about getting this before, was kind of hoping you would be like "they totally suck" so that I wouldn't piss away more of my money on mopeds

for norm