what kind of forks are these
11-09-13, 04:34 AM
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what kind of forks are these
hi guys, bought these forks today in a box of bmx stuff was wandering if someone could tell me what they go to
11-09-13, 09:18 AM
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60's AMF or Huffy.
11-09-13, 12:38 PM
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It's a fork (singular). 
11-09-13, 12:48 PM
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The best way to tell what it's for is to measure it.
Important dimensions are L (and/or AC), R, H, the dropout spacing, and the diameter and length of the steerer tube.
Important dimensions are L (and/or AC), R, H, the dropout spacing, and the diameter and length of the steerer tube.
11-09-13, 01:24 PM
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LOL. Scooper, that was very helpful. 
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11-09-13, 02:08 PM
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thanks for the helpful info there , and yes i do like to wander around the net to see where and who i might run into next!! thanks
11-09-13, 03:23 PM
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The fork in the picture with the mouse trap spring was built by Murray. It was used by Murray and its clones like Sears for years. Roger
11-12-13, 06:14 AM
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I was gonna say Sears Spaceliner or JC Higgins Flightliner.
Spaceliner:
https://oldroads.com/pqdb_img.asp?p=p...iner&mak=Sears
Flightliner:
https://oldroads.com/pqdb_img.asp?p=f...k=J.C._Higgins
Spaceliner:
https://oldroads.com/pqdb_img.asp?p=p...iner&mak=Sears
Flightliner:
https://oldroads.com/pqdb_img.asp?p=f...k=J.C._Higgins
11-12-13, 08:24 AM
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I was gonna say Sears Spaceliner or JC Higgins Flightliner.
Spaceliner:
https://oldroads.com/pqdb_img.asp?p=p...iner&mak=Sears
Flightliner:
https://oldroads.com/pqdb_img.asp?p=f...k=J.C._Higgins
Spaceliner:
https://oldroads.com/pqdb_img.asp?p=p...iner&mak=Sears
Flightliner:
https://oldroads.com/pqdb_img.asp?p=f...k=J.C._Higgins
Glenn
