26" rigid disc fork. Steel, alu or inexpensive carbon

Yetidh9 · Jan 24, 2020

Hi,
Looking for a rigid fork to test out some monstercross project. There is a nice surley on ebay. But i would rather have one that dont pulls a heavy 1½ kg in the front of the bike... Steerer dont have to be more than say 16-17cm long, 1-1/8".

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jakob

tenbikes · Jan 24, 2020

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On One 135mm steel ? Not sure what your project is, but a 135 hub would beef things up quite a bit!

ishaw · Jan 24, 2020

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I have a carbon/alu kinesis mtb fork. Its uses and I'd need to check the steerer length but I think its long enough for you.

If interested I'll grab some pics.

Yetidh9 · Jan 25, 2020

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ishaw":2urzjn0h said:
I have a carbon/alu kinesis mtb fork. Its uses and I'd need to check the steerer length but I think its long enough for you.

If interested I'll grab some pics.

That may work. Please send a pic and a suggested price with shipping

@tenbikes. Gonna be to bulky for me with 135

ishaw · Jan 25, 2020

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Heres are some pics. It's in decent shape, a few Mark's here and there to the lacquer and black painted parts, but nothing to worry about. Steerer is around 180, axle to crown 450ish.

Iirc its carbon wrapped alloy so a strong fork.

After £50 plus post which should be under a fiver.

Yetidh9 · Jan 27, 2020

Hi Ishaw, Thanks for the pictures.
To be honest, I cant really make up my mind if this is actually the way I want to go. i will have your kind offer in my hear.... But first I think I better be more certain on how i actually want to go with this frame... Sorry for being a bit of a timewaster

26" rigid disc fork. Steel, alu or inexpensive carbon

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