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Carbon forks for small wheels

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  1. Hi,
    For the most part I've been a lurker in this forum. I just didn't have anthing to bring up. Well, now I do.
    Question: Is there anyone out there that knows of a company making a carbon fork for a bent with a 20" front wheel???
    I've seen a few on bmx equipment sites, but so far none of em' include mounts for brakes.

    Any ideas? 😕

    Partok
    Volae Century

  2. Partok said:

    there that knows of a company making a carbon fork for a bent with a 20" front wheel??? I've seen
    a few on bmx equipment sites, but so far none


    www.velokraft.com

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    Ole

  3. Partok <[email hidden]> wrote in message news:<[email hidden]>...

    Quoted message said:

    Hi, For the most part I've been a lurker in this forum. I just didn't have anthing to bring up.
    Well, now I do. Question: Is there anyone out there that knows of a company making a carbon fork
    for a bent with a 20" front wheel??? I've seen a few on bmx equipment sites, but so far none of
    em' include mounts for brakes.

    Any ideas? 😕

    Partok Volae Century

    Easy Racers has told me recently that they expect that Calfee will have a carbon fork available
    soon for the Easy Racers bikes, as part of their Stilleto CF 'bent project. The Easy Racers bikes
    (TE and GRR anyway) have 20 inch front wheels. If there are other such forks out there, I do not
    know about them.

    Best regards, Nathan Congdon GRR

  4. Nathan Congdon said:


    Easy Racers has told me recently that they expect that Calfee will have a carbon fork available
    soon for the Easy Racers bikes, as part of their Stilleto CF 'bent project. The Easy Racers bikes
    (TE and GRR anyway) have 20 inch front wheels. If there are other such forks out there, I do not
    know about them.

    These forks could work well on other LWB bikes, but will have way too much rake to use on
    a SWB bike.

    Tom Sherman - Quad Cities USA (Illinois side)

  5. Partok said:

    Hi, For the most part I've been a lurker in this forum. I just didn't have anthing to bring up.
    Well, now I do. Question: Is there anyone out there that knows of a company making a carbon fork
    for a bent with a 20" front wheel??? I've seen a few on bmx equipment sites, but so far none of
    em' include mounts for brakes.

    I believe there was some noise recently that WoundUp would soon be producing several models of
    carbon forks for recumbents. Nothing on their site yet; but if you're in need, it wouldn't hurt to
    ask them. advancedcomposites.comwoundup.htm

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    John Foltz --- O _ Baron --- _O _ V-Rex 24 --- _\\/\-%)
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  6. Partok, Bacchetta is having one made for their (springtime release?)
    26/20 Ti bike. It will NOT accept V-brakes and it may not be available from them as a
    separate purchase. But somebody is making it for them and it may become available from one
    or more sources.

    Giro owners, don't get too excited about the potential upgrade. The fork is shorter than the stock
    aluminum fork so it requires a head tube extension to maintain bike geometry. It is also not
    designed for fat tires.

  7. ...Wound-Up (Advanced Composites, Inc.) suggests that we should look to Interbike 2003 for 20" fork
    options from them. No further information available.

    Gene Tampa, FL

    RANS V-Rex

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