girder fork
girder fork noun: an early style of front wheel suspension for motorcycles that uses rigid metal tubes and a spring; instead of sliding up and down like modern bicycle forks, the rigid sides move on small hinges near the top to absorb bumps.

Noun
girder fork (plural girder forks)
- An early style of front wheel suspension for motorcycles that uses rigid metal tubes and a spring; instead of sliding up and down like modern bicycle forks, the rigid sides move on small hinges near the top to absorb bumps.
Forms of girder fork
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Questions about girder fork
- What does girder fork mean?
- Girder fork means an early style of front wheel suspension for motorcycles that uses rigid metal tubes and a spring; instead of sliding up and down like modern bicycle forks, the rigid sides move on small hinges near the top to absorb bumps.
- What part of speech is girder fork?
- Girder fork is a noun.
- What is the plural of girder fork?
- The plural of girder fork is girder forks.
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