Yeah they do.
Salsa Vaya?
Just a fork though, not a frame that’s probably fine
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It didn’t really say, just “Here is an example of what could happen.” One could deduce as much from the filename, though.
Crap, I didn’t even notice that.
'Lumina-um frames you mean
hope i’m not insulting anyone here but i’ve never seen a good bike with those surly corner bars. Red flag for bike idiocy.
also the dual derailleur hangers are probably cuz those stamped dropouts are too thin and the qr wasn’t clamping properly
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:frowningrudy:
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Kogswell fork failure on braceline. Conclusion in the thread at this point is a super poor/ill-advised construction method, and, based on the most recent post, not isolated to just this fork.
Shit I guess Kogswell is going out of business
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couldn’t have happened to a nicer guy.
There’s a story I haven’t heard, here.
Kogswell went out of business in like 2009
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this is like when the thru hikers cut off the handles of their utensils. it’s still a fork just way less convenient
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IDK if there’s any use in armchair sleuthing over a fork made nearly 20 years ago but braceline are the ones to do it and mention lawsuits
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I can see the pixels!
I mean
I have an old Waterford paramount
If it fails can I sue a company that is closed?
tongue in cheek. kogswell has been gone for a bit.
Go after Anna Schwinn