Colony Bikes "Guardian" BMX Fork
- Weight : 0.9kg / 1.98lbs
- Packaging Unit: 1 Piece
- Product ID (PID): 15218
- Product safety
Weight
The heaviness of a BMX part, measured by weighing. It's worth noting that weight specifications for BMX parts can vary and may not always be precise. Several factors contribute to this:Manufacturer's weight specifications may be inaccurate or incomplete.The weight of two identical parts can also differ.We cannot weigh every individual part.For example, if there are handlebars in different heights, the manufacturer usually provides just one weight specification for all heights. When weighing two identical tires, you might get two different results.
Source: BMX Glossary
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Online: https://www.kunstform.org/en/colony-bikes-guardian-bmx-fork-p-15218
Printed: 11/12/2026
Printed: 11/12/2026
The
Colony Bikes "Guardian" BMX Fork
is a high quality and stable fork which is made from heat treated 4130 CrMo. The 165mm long and CNC machined steerer is made of one piece and has an integrated bearing race which ensures minimal installation effort. The fork arms of the
Colony Bikes "Guardian" BMX Fork
are butted and tapered downwards to the very stable, 5mm thick CNC machined dropouts. The design of this fork offers space for pegs but also for fat 2.4" tires and thanks to the selection of the best materials and modern manufacturing processes Colony Bikes provides you here with a very high quality and stable fork including an aluminum top bolt.
Facts: Colony Bikes "Guardian" BMX Fork
- Wheel Size: 20"
- Material: 100% 4130 CrMo, heat treated
- Steerer Tube Diameter: 1-1/8" (28.6mm)
- Steerer Length: 165mm
- Top Bolt: M24 thread, CNC machined aluminium Pre-load bolt
- Dropouts: 5mm thick, 10mm axles
- Offset: 25mm, 30mm
- Bearing race: Integrated
- U-Brake Sockets: Without
- Extras: CNC machined 1-piece steerer, Single Butted tapered forklegs, double butted tubes, designed for 2.4" inch wide tires
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