Where is Yakima Universal Fork Adapter Measured?

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Hello, What adapter size do I need for a Fox Rhythm 32 forks? Or how do I measure it?

asked by: Richard

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If you take a look at the accompanying photo, you can see where the 15mm measurement of the Yakima Universal Fork Adapter for 15-mm Thru Axle Forks # Y02099 comes from.

Your thru-axle fork would need to measure 15mm when aligned with the Adapter for it to work.

expert reply by: Kyle S

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