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Yakima 20mm T-Axle Fork Adapter

The Yakima 20mm T-Axle Fork Adapter allows you to use your friend's fork-mount bike rack to shuttle your freeride bike. Just thread your front wheel's axle through this adapter and screw the prongs to the bike rack. No more stripping down a 40-pound bike to put it in the trunk.

Bottom Line: Finally, you can shuttle your downhill bike on your friends' tiny rack, thanks to the Yakima 20mm T-Axle Fork Adapter.

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By: dhhguo2115473 (1)
March 12, 2008

Hit: Solid construction, all steel, nice deep double sided welds, decent paint, clean inner seam. Good axle fit and proper hieght from skewer....even fits my Fox 40 with low hanging Hopoe Mono 6 brake caliper. Miss: design flaw in that the mount point for the Adapter imitates a quick release style fork that is pinched in place by the skewer....this means the bike could pop loose off-roading or be jarred/hammered loose by a thief....if they had (instead) been through holes, it would have only taken an extra 20-40 seconds to mount the adapter by unscrewing the skewer and feeding it through, yet it would have been impossible for the adapter to come loose. Overall, does the job well enough.....and since it's mild steel, it was easy to weld to/modify. Should cost no more than $12-$15 though...and isn't even made by Yakima....made by Fork Up...check out their site and buy direct.

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Tech Specs:

Compatibility:	Bikes 20mm front axles (freeride and downhill), racks for trail bikes
Recommended Use:	Driving your freeride bike to the mountain
Manufacturer Warranty:	1 Year

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