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finally got my hands on one!

thanks, i have some confusion as the seller sad c record but i have someone telling me that it's chorus

after more than a year of looking i have finally found a precisa fork with an uncut steerer. it's at the machine shop now so shoud be on the road soon! can anyone tell me what rear D this is?

i'm afraid the maestro one didn't pan out so i'm still looking. any leads would be greatly appreciated - i really want to get the bike on the road!

Thanks for the heads up, but the steerer is too short on that one.

thanks for the tip, i have ordered one from mike at maestro, he was very helpful

still looking :)

i have fond this steel, but not chrome, fork on ebay http://www.ebay.com/itm/New-Old-Stock-C ... 6rk%3D3%26 does anyone know what the difference between this and the chrome ones is? the lugs look different, but apart from that (and the paint) will they do the same job?

thanks, seems there aren't many around still desperately seeking

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➡️ bump, still looking. does any one know where i can get a new one even?

The fork I found was just too short! Back to the eBay hunt. I'm going to be in the UK in a few weeks, are there any retro bike shops I can check out?

still looking for a suitable fork. i need a steerer tueb length of at least 210mm. thanks

thanks again shawn, i went for these in the end http://www.ebay.co.uk/itm/NOS-Tubular-R ... 460194b85c i thought i would add at least one english past to my otherwise totally italian build!

thank you, that's very helpful. what is the difference between the different campy types? say victory crono and lambda strada?

quick update- parts hunt is coming along nicely. i now have almost everything including: campy c-record group set, campy pedals, san marco saddle, straight precisa fork (that took some finding!) and some 18 hole campy hubs. the main thing missing is the rims - i'm really struggling to...

Thank you kind sir. Apologies, I'm new to all this. And I agree, Sheffield is indeed a top city. :)

I'm looking for a Colnago chromed straight fork to go with my 56" Master Olympic. the head tube on the frame is 160mm so I guess I need a steerer tube of at least 175mm in length. Fork would need to be shipped to Singapore. If you have one for sale or know of one, please let me know...

thanks shawn. yes i was watching that ebay item, but my headset tube is exactly 16cm so i guessed a 16cm steerer is too short. how much longer so i need it to be?

thanks for that. i have seen a few other people mention the prescia fork - but i can't seem to find any for sale anywhere. do they still make them?