Price Matches made post-purchase will be refunded via gift card.If you have any questions regarding a Price Match, one of our Gear Advisors will be happy to lend you expert guidance via phone, email, or chat.The Price Match Policy is subject to change at any time.Some items may not be eligible for price match due to manufacturer pricing requirements.Our Price Match Policy does not combine with any competitor’s coupons, rebates, promotional offers, or product-combo deals on your order.The competing online retailer's principle business must be located within the United States.This means that the manufacturer lists this dealer as an authorized and official retail web site. The competing dealer must be an authorized US retailer for the brand.Our Price Match Policy is valid only for qualified Internet retailers.

We do not Price Match refurbished or used items. If the competitor offers free shipping on the specific item, Jenson USA will still match the price and free shipping offer.

Price Matching voids any currently advertised Jenson USA promotions or special offers (i.e.

The identical items must be in stock and ready for immediate delivery at the competing dealer.

The product must be the same make and model (i.e., the same size, color, year, etc.).

Price Matches may only be honored on identical items.

To qualify for the Price Match, your purchase must meet the following conditions: We will do our best to instantly match their price. If you find an item we offer from a competitor at a lower price, let us know. The opposite is true for a fork with a shorter steerer tube and identical height.We strive to get you the gear you want at a competitive price. When comparing two forks of the same height, the fork with a longer steerer tube will have a shorter height below the frame, which will drop the front end of the BMX and change the ride by putting more of the rider’s weight over the front wheel. Most forks have similar heights (around 314-315 millimeters), so it is only when combined with the steerer tube length that it’s handling characteristics can be determined. Short offsets give a bike a more responsive or “nervous” feel, great for technical street riding and nose manuals.

A big offset creates a more stable bike, ideal for riding jumps and big ramps. The bigger the offset, the longer the total wheelbase of a BMX becomes and vice-versa. For example, a fork with zero offset would have the dropouts directly in the middle of the bottom of the legs. Offset refers to how far ahead of the center of the fork legs the front axle bolts onto the fork. Many stock bikes come with heavy duty chromoly forks - switching to a lightweight design will make the bike easier to manipulate and improve a rider’s ability to get it off the ground. There are a few factors to look for when comparing forks that will indicate how the new part will affect the ride of a bike. A new fork can really alter the feel of a BMX.

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