Building a Suspension Fork Impact Tester for Science

I bought a real cheap air fork that shows some promise—for the Kent Trouvaille of course. In our quest to upgrade this bike with the cheapest most effective parts, we need to step up our testing a bit. This is the reason why I'm going through all this trouble to build an impact tester.

Sure, the tester is a guillotine combined with a kettlebell, but with a little tweaking it could deliver better results.

In the future, we can add other jigs to the smeasher to fit other mountain bike parts in, and quite possibly parts we make here. You'll also find out next month where I'll be keeping this thing...

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