and they have proven to be super tough.
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Many SNAFU distributors in select markets already have the new 1 lb., 15 oz. heat-treated and taper-butted Pickle Fork in stock, and those that don't will be getting them very soon. Sub-2-pound BMX forks are all the rage right now, and Fit's Shiv is among the first and most popular of the breed. The Shiv is awesome for trail and tech street, but its dropouts are too thin and too small to accept pegs. The SNAFU Pickle Fork has 3D relief CNC'ed 4130 dropouts that are designed to fit pegs perfectly. The steer tube on the Pickle Fork is one-piece extruded and machined with rifle-butted internal flutes. Finishes include the black ED you see here, or paint to match Snafu's Mayweather cranks. SNAFU team riders Mike Babbel, Jeremie Infelise and Dan Norvell have been riding prototype versions of the Pickle Fork for months,
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