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Concorde Aquila upgrade

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  1. I am currently thinking of modernizing my Concorde Aquila (has been in storage and is in excellent condition) with a new ultegra groupo and decent wheels. I am now riding a trek 5500 and have riden titanium and aluminum in the past.

    Questions: Should I also upgrade the fork to carbon?
    Does anyone else feel that maybe steel still has a good feel to it or am I just a bit nostialgic?

    Thanks in advance for any advice.

    Cheers

  2. renchan said:

    I am currently thinking of modernizing my Concorde Aquila (has been in storage and is in excellent condition) with a new ultegra groupo and decent wheels. I am now riding a trek 5500 and have riden titanium and aluminum in the past.

    Questions: Should I also upgrade the fork to carbon?
    Does anyone else feel that maybe steel still has a good feel to it or am I just a bit nostialgic?

    Thanks in advance for any advice.

    Cheers

    I love the steel fork on my old steel Trek. Whereas a carbon fork will be lighter, I don't think that it will ride better than the steel. Now the whippy aluminum forks from the late 80's weren't to great and carbon would probably be better than those.

    I would definitely keep the steel fork.

  3. If it is in good condition, why upgrade? 😕 Just keep it the way it is and ride it!

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