Wanted Rigid fork to replace Answer Manitou Spyder, Aluminum/magnesium, triple-clamp crown and it appears to have an axel to crown of 420mm roughly

[Peughop]

I'm looking for a rigid fork that I can use for a build to replace the below suspension fork. The frame i'm building up is as per below. The fork needs to suit 420mm AC and be suspension corrected.

1998 Specialized Rockhopper A1 FS​

The suspension fork I want to swap out for rigid is as per below.

Answer Manitou Spyder, Aluminum/magnesium, triple-clamp crown and it appears to have an axel to crown of 420mm roughly. I'm going to be running v brakes. I have found the surley 1 x 1, however these appear to no longer be made by surly.

 

[hamster]

Have a look at Exotic carbon forks. I've run one for 4 years now on my singlespeed, very happy and nicer than a triple-butted P2 (but no lighter).

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[Peughop]

Thanks, these look like a good option.

 

[Repacker]

Maybe these, been For Sale for a while, not mine