Are You Riding Wren? If not, you should be! If you are, send us a pic and some info about where and what you ride and we’ll post it here for all to see. Doesn’t have to be just forks, we would love to see any and all of our components on your bike! And no, you won’t be receiving lifetime residuals for sending us your pics.
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Troy Sierakowski
This is out on the St. Croix River just north of Stillwater, MN. Plenty of great views out on the frozen river.
Todd Ouellette
Riding a Salsa Bucksaw with Wren fork. She crushes rock gardens at Highland mountain bike park in Northfield NH! So plush and cinch to dial in!
Jay Landow
I ride all over NH and Northern MA. Highland Mtn, Bear Brook, To name a couple spots. Winter and Summer. My Wren handles it all like buttah!!
lisa fullerton
hiya im a scottish female cyclist. We ride many trailz in and arond our hometown of Arbroath, i upgraded to a wren fork shortly after getting my bike and i love it. i cannot fault it. performs perfectly, Its a reliable product, very sleek looking, i love the minimal graphic design and the after sales customer care is second to none. Ive never encountered any problems, i have wren bars too as u can see. they are very comfortable, i ride with a high rise bar, and again i love the design of these. they look so good.
Reinhart Blasig
I’m in southern Ontario, Canada and my Rocky Mountain Blizzard with a Wren 150 does anything I throw at it all year round!!! Couldn’t be happier!!!
Fatbike Republic
Sweet alloy stem available in different lengths and super light. Sporting a 50mm on a Sasquatch 6.1
Fatbike Republic
Sweet alloy stem available in different lengths and super light. Sporting a 50mm on a Sasquatch 6.1
Fatbike Republic
Your first bit of carbon should be carbon bars. 350 series cut to 760mm. Cutting the bars was not as scary as you might think.
Fatbike Republic
WRENed out with inverted fork (showing forged crown), forged alloy stem and hand-laid carbon handlebar.
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Fatbike Republic
I ride on a beautiful rock in the Atlantic Ocean – Newfoundland. Its the only fork that can survive the brutal terrain.
Vasilios Kazakis
Had my last bike built at Likin Bikin and I love it , i wanted something quality and durable ,they used a wren fork , stem , bars ,and seat post… on mutz 150 frame, and its amazing, thanks
Josh S
Rountree Trail, Platteville Wisconsin. Love the Wren fork because of the plushness and adjustability. Great customer service as well.
Ed Spinella
New York, upstate and Long Island. Lamere 650boost. (Thanks for the added visibility, Ed! That’s crazy!- Russ)
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