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4 March 2003, 04:00 UTC
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I have a Bontrager Race frame that I am looking for a rigid fork.
What is available in a 1" rigid fork that is suspension corrected ?
Thanks !!!
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4 March 2003, 08:31 UTC
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On Tue, 04 Mar 2003 02:49:16 GMT, "Bike Doc" <BikeDoc111(NoSpam)@attbi.com > blathered:
Quoted message said: What is available in a 1" rigid fork that is suspension corrected ?
You'll be lucky. Pace do a 1" version of their rigid fork -pacecycles.com product.asp Open ↗
VERY expensive though.
I'm currently running a set of the On-One rigid (disk-only) forks -on-one.co.uk inbred forks.shtml Open ↗
I'm very pleased with them, certainly on a par with Project IIs in the comfort stakes. However, AFAIK they're only available in 1 1/8".
You can always go custom. I had a set of forks made last year by a local frame builder for touring; stiff as a very stiff thing, great for carrying panniers without flexing but brutal offroad.
Pete ----btinternet.com ~peteajones Open ↗
4 March 2003, 14:31 UTC
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"Bike Doc" <BikeDoc111(NoSpam)@attbi.com > wrote in message news:<[email hidden]>...
Quoted message said: I have a Bontrager Race frame that I am looking for a rigid fork.
What is available in a 1" rigid fork that is suspension corrected ?
Thanks !!!
-- Bike Doc
www.vcrbiketeam.org
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Tange might make something like that, but it's probably threaded.
JD
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