Cane Creek Launches the Helm fork

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Cane Creek just launched a new 27.5″ fork dubbed the Helm. It’s a surprising move in a market that already seems saturated, but they are bringing a high degree of adjustability through some unique features. At the moment, it seems that the fork is 27.5″ only but there may be a 29″ version on the way as well. Details are scarce but we’ll keep you updated as more info rolls in.

The blue “Launch” edition. Only 300 are being made.

Details

  • 2070 Grams
  • $1100 USD
  • User adjustable from 100mm-170mm travel (factory set at 160mm)
  • 35mm stanchions
  • 44mm offset
  • High volume positive and negitive air springs
  • D-Loc axle system
  • Monotube damper
  • Boost spacing (15mmX110mm)
  • 27.5″
8-way adjustable air spring…no volume reducers needed.
D-Loc axle system

Adjustments

  • High speed compression
  • Low speed compression
  • Low speed rebound
  • Air volume adjust (8-position Internal indexed system)
  • Independent positive air spring
  • Independent negative air spring
  • Indexed travel adjust system

www.canecreek.com

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