The pandemic fueled bike boom also seems to have also given rise in bicycle theft. The numbers vary based on location, but according to this piece by NPR, some locales like Seattle, WA. have seen a 54% increase in reported bicycle thefts, while other areas hover around 20-30%. What you carry in there is up to you. I carried small tubeless repair kit, wrapped up in tissue in an attempt to prevent rattling. Why? Because a metal skewer isn’t something I want to keep on my person when taking risks riding technical enduro trails. The Fork Cork held it in there for the duration of my ride.

Fork & Cork Restaurant also offers private dining spaces for intimate gatherings or special events, where guests can enjoy personalized menus and exclusive attention in a more secluded setting. any other ideas for sneaky ways to carry gear on your bike without it getting ugly, cluttered, and bouncy? Ritchey Barkeeper are bar ends that have tire levers attached inside your bar, but I am not sure if they fit in a mtb handlebar.Miles from Miles Wide Industries thought a step further and gave the Fork Cork an additional one Benefit. At the beginning the idea was that there had to be something that seals the steerer tube from dirt and other disgusting trail properties.

The Fork Cork protects the steerer tube of your tapered fork (1 1/8 "- 1.5") from dirt and creates additional storage space for tools and useful little things. < br>The fork cork is milled from solid aluminum. The thread is made of stainless steel and will therefore not rust, no matter how much mud and water shoots against it. The Fork Cork is "made in the USA" and is assembled here in Germany to ensure the best possible quality.