Exotic carbon fork, 1,1/8 vbrake + disc

[timdrayton1]

One small scuff, 200mm steerer, 100mm travel corrected, lovely and very light carbon rigid forks.

With v brake fittings or disc

£65 posted

 

[letmetalktomark]

Fancy a swap for some Marzocchi Z3 lights circa 1997 as my post below?

 

[timdrayton1]

Sorry no swapsies i need the cash!

 

[jonnyboy666]

hey tim, i could be interested, i assume being 100mm corrected they are 440m a-c but i would be very interested if they are 420mm.

if they are 420 i would really appreciate a picture.

cheers

 

[timdrayton1]

hi yep they are 400 a-c

pics anyway tho

 

[Olliepen]

?

hi - are they 400 a - c or 440 a - c, its a little confusing from the thread above...

 

[jonnyboy666]

Re: ?

hi - are they 400 a - c or 440 a - c, its a little confusing from the thread above...

sorry tim but i was just thinking the same. 100mm corrected usually means 440mm. 400mm would mean they are for very early frames that didn't have suspension and these look too modern for that!

if they are 420 i will have them. without meaning to be rude though, do you know how to measure them correctly? it's from the where the crown race sits on the crown of the fork to the centre of where the axle sits in the drop outs.

 

[ratbane]

Exotic

I'll join the queue.

 

[stevec1975]

These forks only come in three A-C sizes. 42.5, 44.5 or 46.5cm.

As the guy states, these forks are 100mm geometry corrected which means it is 44.5cm A-C Length.

I have a set myself and they are fantastic and built very well.

 

[jonnyboy666]

that rules me out then