Looking for a steel road fork preferably with straight legs (ala
Colnago), 1" steerer for a 56cm Ritchey Road Logic. Please e-mail
model, steerer length, thread/ahead, condition, price and pic if
available.
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WTB: Steel road fork 1"
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I have a 1" threaded steel fork w/straight legs, brand new, for a 56cm
frame. Steer tube is 17cm in length w/ 4cm of threads. It's Sanko CrMo,
bright orange (!)I also have a new-in-box 1" threadless Kestrel EMS Pro Carbon fork,
aluminum steer tube. You should definitely consider the carbon fork
option, it really provides a better ride.Anyway, I'd take $25 for the steel and $75 for the carbon. Or $90 for
the pair.Peter Lindeman
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I also have a new-in-box 1" threadless Kestrel EMS Pro Carbon fork,
aluminum steer tube. You should definitely consider the carbon fork
option, it really provides a better ride.Do you happen to have a headset (and maybe stem) to go with that fork?
I have been wanting to upgrade to threadless carbon fork, but the lack
of available 1" threadless headsets for < $100 has held me back. I'd
be interested in the fork/headset if you do have one.Dan
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Campy makes a really nice Record threadless headset that works here, you
have to dig around a bit to find one thou'.
There are still online shops that stock them for sure. I paid around $70
for mine.-pete
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Quoted message said:
I also have a new-in-box 1" threadless Kestrel EMS Pro Carbon fork,
aluminum steer tube. You should definitely consider the carbon fork
option, it really provides a better ride.Do you happen to have a headset (and maybe stem) to go with that fork?
I have been wanting to upgrade to threadless carbon fork, but the lack
of available 1" threadless headsets for < $100 has held me back. I'd
be interested in the fork/headset if you do have one.Dan
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Do you happen to have a headset (and maybe stem) to go with that fork?
I have been wanting to upgrade to threadless carbon fork, but the lack
of available 1" threadless headsets for < $100 has held me back. I'd
be interested in the fork/headset if you do have one.Dan
You sure haven't looked very hard for 1" threadlwess HS. Try the QBP or similar catalogue at any LBS, or the special order catalogue at www.harriscyclery.com
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If the OP isn't interested in the Kestrel, I might be.
Let me know..Ken
pete5609 said:
I have a 1" threaded steel fork w/straight legs, brand new, for a 56cm
frame. Steer tube is 17cm in length w/ 4cm of threads. It's Sanko CrMo,
bright orange (!)I also have a new-in-box 1" threadless Kestrel EMS Pro Carbon fork,
aluminum steer tube. You should definitely consider the carbon fork
option, it really provides a better ride.Anyway, I'd take $25 for the steel and $75 for the carbon. Or $90 for
the pair.Peter Lindeman
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