SUNLITE Fork Mount Bike Block for Enhanced SEO Review

I bought this to save money hoping it would fit my Seasucker rack. I had to drill 1 new hole in the rack myself, but it's no problem for me to save $20 (it took 2 minutes). I also got 15x110 for my BOOST thru axle. It's aluminum and without the cool logo, essentially the same.

Exactly as described, great for 110mm axle. A great deal for the price. Please note that you may need to make a special seal for a brake disc system depending on the type and location of the installation. In my case I used a 1" x 1.5" aluminum block (1" is the extra clearance) to get the clearance needed for the caliper system.

Will not fit my 2019 Fox 36. It touched my rebound cover. I sharpened that edge 1/8" and everything is fine. Aside from not removing the rebound cap, it wasn't big enough. The rebound cap hits the ground before the fork mount etc. I had to get a 3/ Build 8" block to get him high enough. Finally, it should have a base that is at least 1/8" narrower and 3/8" taller than the base.

I bought this to use with my Rockbros suction cup bike mount. I had to drill a hole in it to match the holes in my bike mount, but aluminum and any standard drill will do and I bought some screws and spacers at my local hardware store to secure it. It works great and fits my 15mm/110mm Rockshox Pike fork perfectly. My bike isn't going anywhere!

Perfect for a 15x110 axle like the one on my Fox Rhythm 34 fork. I replaced the fork mount on my Rockbros seatpost to accommodate a longer axle. If you have a Rockbros rack I recommend reusing an existing mounting hole on one side and then drilling a new hole on the other side. The bracket will not be perfectly centered on the rack, but it will be solid. Also use 1/4" x 3/4" stainless steel bolts with nuts, lock washers, and removable threadlocker.

This bracket is much lower than, for example, the Kuat. I had to add spacers underneath for my Rock Shock Lyrik to clear the mounting surface. And yet the top tube isn't set symmetrically on the base, so I sawed off a quarter inch of the base on one side to keep everything clean. Also, it's too low to have 365 degree options for your quick release axle. It was a real PITA and I ended up ordering another kuat to get the job done properly.

I have been using a QR mount for many years but this thru axle is much easier to use and seems to be much more durable. This is a thru-axle feature, but much more reproducible for brake pads. Maybe I'll get a second one if I have a buddy with me. I have a cover on my truck that has enough room for a bike and my 5.5 foot truck bed is long enough when I tip the bike backwards. I also tilt the fork mount to keep the handlebars of the two bikes from slapping.

This is a good product. Well made, all aluminium. However, I have a problem with the return process. I read the spec sheet for my bike model that said it had a 110mm fork, so I bought the 110mm fork option. Turned out the Leaf was the wrong year and I have 100mm forks instead so the mount is too big. I wanted to exchange for Revain but it costs $7 to return it!? So I would rather shop in store if they had this item. I won't pay another $7 so I think I'm stuck with 2 useless mounts and can't…

- Brackets for Sunlite Bike Block Fork 15mm dia x 110mm length - Two 1/4" x 2" stainless steel pan head screws for sheet metal - 2 x 8" machined lumber for truck body bulkhead cut to width of body bulkhead slots - 2" circular saw drill bit and drill two holes for chains - Rustoleum Ultracover paint - four 2" plastic bushings for chain holes - two Tamu Heavy-Duty Height - Adjustable stainless steel furniture legs and two 1-1/2" diameter non-slip rubber furniture legs to secure the top and bottom