domperry76
Old School Hero
USE Stealth forks. Despite their age, they are in surprisingly good condition. I've stripped, cleaned and regreased them. They also have new medium (yellow) elastomers and a couple of new wave washers inside (something I never new existed before taking them apart). They seem to work too and are holding air. Phew.
On the downside, there is a little bit of corrosion on the rear of the brake arch, one of the top caps is a bit mashed (it's still useable, but looks scruffy). Also, one of the internal bushes is missing (don't ask), although it doesn't seem to hamper the performance (such as it is, with 60mm of travel).
They are standard canti mounts (Ti, natch) and the steerer is threaded: 155mm total, with 35mm of thread. Serial number 178.
Pics: https://1drv.ms/f/s!AtQvSgbr8qvXqrtedvu7t2JnhnK8yw
£65 + £10 posted, or collection from Dorking. SOLD £65
On the downside, there is a little bit of corrosion on the rear of the brake arch, one of the top caps is a bit mashed (it's still useable, but looks scruffy). Also, one of the internal bushes is missing (don't ask), although it doesn't seem to hamper the performance (such as it is, with 60mm of travel).
They are standard canti mounts (Ti, natch) and the steerer is threaded: 155mm total, with 35mm of thread. Serial number 178.
Pics: https://1drv.ms/f/s!AtQvSgbr8qvXqrtedvu7t2JnhnK8yw
£65 + £10 posted, or collection from Dorking. SOLD £65
