Intend BC Samurai XC 32″ Fork 120mm

Starling Cycles

£1550

The IntendBC Samurai XC 32 Fork in 120mm travel for the Starling Cycles Big Bird. A 32 version of IntendBC s beautiful Samurai fork, with adapted axles to fit the larger wheel size. An instant favourite of Joe s since it landed in the workshop we might struggle to get him riding anything else since this arrived! This is pretty much the world s first 32 fork that can be bought online available here to go with the Starling Cycles Big Bird. First ever “buyable” 32″ suspension fork 35mm stanchions lightweight xc/trail fork with 1620g Optimized crown and dropout design to reduce weight and friction

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UK company
Registered at Companies House as STARLING CYCLES LIMITED, number 10001978. Checked 2026-09-06.
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