Torque Arm

Improved Safety! Recommended for Aluminum or Carbon Forks

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Increased safety and reliability
For 36V and 48V kits only
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A simple way to add strength to your front fork. But totally optional. Electric bike motors add additional stress on front forks. That is why we recommend steel forks, or adding a torque arm if using an aluminum or carbon fiber fork, or if your bike’s fork is really, really old. Torque arms are not required, but can offer a sense of security by adding increased strength to your bike’s hold on the axle and transporting some of the strain away from the drop outs.

Detailed installation instructions and more information is available here.

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Reviews (44)

4.7 / 5

Matt M.

Haven’t used yet

Paul A.

Great added safety feature

Richard B.

Seems to work I guess

George P.

Easy to install, I’m sure it will work as designed, the only reason for a 4 instead of a 5 is aesthetic, looks kind of like an old springer frontend..

Philip H.

Easy to install

Richard

Is as advertised

Stephen C.

Instructions good. Fit the bike and wheel perfectly. Would have liked something better than a hose clamp to connect to fork. I fabricated my own out of a piece of black aluminum flat stock, it was pretty easy to make one to fit the bike. I understand that there’s to many fork options, but still, the hose clamp is pretty crude.

Laura Dempsey

Worth it to get

Daniel P.

Easy to install. Looks like it should work as designed.