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I tried it. The wheels aren't on the same plane. The Grit fork it slightly elevated. To make matters worse, the fork accommodates 100 and 110mm so there is area between the axles that the wheel rolls back and forth on with the razor pro block and headset. Go with a custom. I did District. You have the bicycle grease the $#@$ out of it. I wish I knew a way to space my wheel without it losing that drag.
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