I used to have a Trek FX with a carbon fork. I bought it used on Craigslist and got a great deal. I knew nothing about bikes except that Trek was miles above the Walmart Schwinn I’d been riding, and the Target bikes before that when I was a child. “Carbon fork” was touted and I was proud to have one. I regularly rode off curbs with that Trek, saw it knocked over several times at the park with my kids. I knew nothing, NOTHING about the danger of cracking that carbon fork. I disliked the handlebars and the squirrely feel of that light bike while pulling my son on his tag-along, so I sold it. Knowing what I know now, I could lose sleep thinking about the poor guy who bought my bike; I pray that fork remains intact.
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