New Old Stock Morati Forks and Bar / Stem

[M-Power]

Re:

Its a shame nobody makes Ti forks like this in Europe anymore. Bearclaw in the US make some amazing Ti forks according to rider reviews. The Morati fork is the nicest, smoothest most naturally comfortable fork I have ever ridden and they weigh bugger all. The original factory BOI forks are butted and heat treated giving that precise yet naturally springy steel feel but these Ti forks take it to the next level.

https://bearclawbicycleco.com/titanium-gravel-fork/

 

[ferrus]

Re:

Sold for 1000 euros :shock:
Mixed feelings about this. I was really looking forward to using mine this summer, now in a quandary...

 

[fearfactoryüberalles]

Anyone willing to swap it for a similar set with rim-brake studs :twisted: :facepalm: ? If not, then might be using it on a rear-brake only Sunn

 

[Atmos]

Does the buyer of the fork happens to be a member here?

 

[fearfactoryüberalles]

Does the buyer of the fork happens to be a member here?

I've bitten the bullet :facepalm:

 

[Atmos]

Does the buyer of the fork happens to be a member here?

I've bitten the bullet :facepalm:

Hi mate, ygpm

 

[Hotwheels.]

Does the buyer of the fork happens to be a member here?

I've bitten the bullet :facepalm:

Did you snag the M bars too?

 

[fearfactoryüberalles]

Does the buyer of the fork happens to be a member here?

I've bitten the bullet :facepalm:

Did you snag the M bars too?

Due to my dodgy back it would have been a foolhardy exercise if I did-let alone the forks' costing an arm & a leg, etc. anyway :facepalm: :mrgreen: I only use stems with a steeper rise than 15D on my bikes, built for using, not only cherishing.