Madigan
New Member
This replacement clevis has been in the works for a little bit now. It's almost ready for release.
We have yet to put it through a few races, but I figured this is a pretty good place to test the waters and field some wonky feedback.
Our rider Nick Thompson busted his steering clevis in a race, and we needed to replace the damned thing fast! However there isn't a way to replace the steering clevis alone. You have to purchase the entire F'kn rack! That was a much larger financial set back than it otherwise should have been. So we set about making this replacement for the next unfortunate soul.
We designed it with replaceability in mind. If the misalignment snaps, you only need to replace the misalignment. If the uni-ball fails, replace the uni-ball. We wanted to have a quicker turn around and of course a cheaper fix.
It's using all the best materials; FK's, solid aluminium steering link, heat/cryo treated misalignment stud etc.
It looks pretty cool. But more importantly, it's more practical than the stock offering.
We have yet to put it through a few races, but I figured this is a pretty good place to test the waters and field some wonky feedback.
Our rider Nick Thompson busted his steering clevis in a race, and we needed to replace the damned thing fast! However there isn't a way to replace the steering clevis alone. You have to purchase the entire F'kn rack! That was a much larger financial set back than it otherwise should have been. So we set about making this replacement for the next unfortunate soul.
We designed it with replaceability in mind. If the misalignment snaps, you only need to replace the misalignment. If the uni-ball fails, replace the uni-ball. We wanted to have a quicker turn around and of course a cheaper fix.
It's using all the best materials; FK's, solid aluminium steering link, heat/cryo treated misalignment stud etc.
It looks pretty cool. But more importantly, it's more practical than the stock offering.
