WTB 1" Threadless Steel Cross Fork

Quoted message said:

In new or good used condition. To be on safe side steerer should be at
least 270mm. Eyelets for fenders, and lots of clearance.. Canti mounts
(not disc). Rake of around 44-45mm.

This is for my fixie commuter, on which I'm swapping out the threaded
road fork.

Thanks in advance,

Harrison

Have a shop that deals with Quality Bike parts? They have some nice
forks that will fit yer bill. Not expensive either. $50 or so.

Not sure, QSPC. Know any in Seattle you would recommend? All things
being equal, I'd rather purchase from an LBS, as I will need to have a
new headset installed anyway.

I've got a nearly new 1" Gunnar fork with an uncut steerer. $50 + shipping. Retail is something stupid like $175. Email me artyarar[]at[]yahoo[]dot[]com.

artyarar said:

I've got a nearly new 1" Gunnar fork with an uncut steerer. $50 +
shipping. Retail is something stupid like $175. Email me
artyarar[]at[]yahoo[]dot[]com.

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artyarar

Ya sure it's 1 inch? Most are 1 1/8inch and these forks are hand made
at the Waterford factory. I wouldn't put the price of a handmade fork
of this quality in the 'stupid expensive' catagory at $175.

Qui si parla Campagnolo-www.vecchios.com said:

Ya sure it's 1 inch? Most are 1 1/8inch and these forks are hand made
at the Waterford factory. I wouldn't put the price of a handmade fork
of this quality in the 'stupid expensive' catagory at $175.

It is a '00 fork, I believe that was standard for the crosshairs at that time.

Quoted message said:

Not sure, QSPC. Know any in Seattle you would recommend? All things
being equal, I'd rather purchase from an LBS, as I will need to have a
new headset installed anyway.

Try Wright Bros. Cycle Works in Freemont. They are a repair-only shop,
have been there 30 years. Charles will fix you up.

Gareth