Hi,
I'm doing a road to fixed gear conversion and I would like to put a new fork on the old bike I bought to convert. But I don't know what the size of the fork is...is there any way to tell this?
Thanks.
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Fork size?
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measure the steerer on the fork and the head-tube of the frame
are you gunna use an old style, threaded stem, or a new threadless?
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531Aussie said:
measure the steerer on the fork and the head-tube of the frame
are you gunna use an old style, threaded stem, or a new threadless?
I was planning on using threadless, but I haven't bought a fork yet. Any thoughts? -
it would be much easier to get a threadless fork, because all the threaded stuff (stems, forks and head sets) will become inreasingly harder to get. Also, threadless stuff is much easier to work with.
Pretty much all new forks come with a 30cm steerer, so you've just gotta know the diameter. If it's an older frame, it's most likely gunna need a 1 inch steerer.
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