Motorcycle Front Fork Suspension Holder for Wall

Keep your motorcycle suspension organized, protected, and easy to access with these 48mm Front Fork Wall Mount Holders. I got tired of laying forks in a corner or on the ground so I designed a mount to organize forks waiting for service. These mounts securely hold your front forks on any garage, toy hauler, workshop wall—perfect for mechanics, riders, and suspension techs who want clean, safe storage. 

Compatibility

These holders are engineered for all 48mm motorcycle front forks, and have been fully tested with:

• WP, Showa, and KYB suspension
• Also compatible with 43mm, 47mm, and even 35mm fork tubes (not perfect)
• Supports many rear shocks as well

Ideal for extra fork sets waiting for fork seal service, rebuilds, re-valves, or long-term storage. As someone who rebuilds suspension daily, these mounts have become a must-have tool—no more forks leaning against the wall or getting damaged on the floor.

Features

• Secure wall-mounted storage for dirt bike & motorcycle forks
• Keeps forks upright, organized, and protected
• Great for suspension shops, garages, and home workstations
• Strong, reliable design built for real-world daily use
• Works with multiple fork diameters and some rear shock bodies
• Clean, compact footprint for efficient wall organization

Print Details

• Print Material: PETG recommended
• Nozzle: .4 mm or .6 mm print profiles
• Wall/Layers: At least 3 walls/perimeters for strength
• Screws Needed: 5 mounting screws

These 48mm Front Fork Wall Mount Holders are a simple, durable solution for motorcycle suspension storage—print a set, mount them to your wall, and keep your workspace clean and professional.

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