Looking for an integrated fork for my new frame. Any suggestion? I would prefer something light and
yet stiff enough for a 155lbs rider. Thanks
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Integrated Fork for my new frame
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Go for a Reynolds Ouzo Pro Integrated. Full carbon, sweet ride. If you don't want to pony up the
$350 or so, the Ouzo Comp Integrated, with aluminium crown and steerer can be had for around $250
with a slight weight penalty, but little or no headset adjustment problems. I've heard carbon
steerer tubes can be difficult to keep adjusted properly.Mike
Chalothorn Vashirakovit said:
Looking for an integrated fork for my new frame. Any suggestion? I would prefer something light
and yet stiff enough for a 155lbs rider. Thanks -
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Looking for an integrated fork for my new frame. Any suggestion? I would prefer something light and
yet stiff enough for a 155lbs rider. ThanksKeep in mind that if your frame is not designed for one of these, you can't just add one.
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I've heard carbon steerer tubes can be difficult to keep adjusted properly.
it may depend on the type of top cap/ plug. I ' have a 1" carbon steerer, and every now and then
it does get loose.for no apparent reason- once between puting it in the car and the ride start an
hour later!
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