Kink Foundation Fork

My friend has had them for over a year now I believe. He rides kinda hard and grinds on one side. He has also left his bike in the rain once or twice. Still holding up great and everything. Paint is great, compression bolt doesn't strip that easily, and the bearing race is whatever as well. Trust whatever you want unless you want exact info on weight, which isn't too much different from the 2 sites.

isnowyaznV2 wrote:

My friend has had them for over a year now I believe. He rides kinda hard and grinds on one side. He has also left his bike in the rain once or twice. Still holding up great and everything. Paint is great, compression bolt doesn't strip that easily, and the bearing race is whatever as well. Trust whatever you want unless you want exact info on weight, which isn't too much different from the 2 sites.

Because I'm choosing over Mission Circuit V2 and Kink Foundation Forks. I just really want to know. For you, which site do you think really is saying the truth? Danscomp or Vital BMX? Your opinion.

the Kink forks are 32.9oz, says right on their site.

I would go with the Kink forks. They're heat treated, the Mission aren't. If you don't have enough money at the moment though the Mission will be fine but since they aren't heat treated, they'll be prone to bending quicker than the Kink forks, at the dropouts & possibly even steerer tube.

sundaybmxRR wrote:

the Kink forks are 32.9oz, says right on their site.

I would go with the Kink forks. They're heat treated, the Mission aren't. If you don't have enough money at the moment though the Mission will be fine but since they aren't heat treated, they'll be prone to bending quicker than the Kink forks, at the dropouts & possibly even steerer tube.

Yeah you're right I think I'll go with Kink Foundation. Thanks dude for those tips.

kinks pretty solid, go for dem brah