Moped EBR fork install made easy

[@bjf10]

Very timely video, I'm going to do forks on several bikes this winter.

[@Corn-ped]

awesome! Its super easy if you have the right bearings!

[@Davilele]

Great job, congratulations

[@andrew72993]

Looks good

[@Corn-ped]

Thanks!

[@dha588]

The bearing size is different on a puch maxi and magnum. The magnum have bigger bearings.

[@Corn-ped]

really? Ive never had issues. Maybe I have just gotten lucky and used the first one. My front ends have never had slop.

[@waynekerrgoodstyle]

Are the EBR forks lighter or heavier than stock?

[@Corn-ped]

They are a little heavier, but they are a lot stronger. I think the trade off is well worth it.

[@splak_5624]

howdy maize man 🌽 is this what you do for a living? fixing up bikes I mean

[@Corn-ped]

nope. I just do this for fun!

[@splak_5624]

@@Corn-ped legend

[@Corn-ped]

Thanks! @@splak_5624

[@FightFilms]

Is headset a 1” standard like on old bicycles?

[@Corn-ped]

ehh. they are 26mm so a little more than an inch. Are old bikes actually an inch or slighty over? Are they standard or metric? I am not a huge bike person.

[@dmoore0079]

Bicycles use either a 1" (25.4mm) or 1-1/8" (28.575mm) headset. I was able to easily fit a Puch Maxi fork on a beach cruiser with a 25.4mm headset. The cups and bearings are nearly identical, but the threaded race and top nut aren't interchangeable.

[@Fluxo2]

Awesome video. I bought 2 sets , and was wondering how east it was going to be to retro fit my old Puchs! Question Where did you source that headlight?

[@Corn-ped]

I got the headlight from Amazon and the headlight bucket from Treatland. I can post some links if you would like.