Syncros Pro Series '91 SVI Composite Fork

[Shamus]

http://cgi.ebay.de/Syncros-Pro-Series-9 ... dZViewItem

Nice!

 

[BikePimp]

NICE fork. Would love to own it, but I don't see where the "Composite" name comes into play. Columbus tubed legs w/ Aluminum Crown. Looks like it also has aluminum dropouts. Perhaps that's what they mean by composite, steel sandwiched by aluminum? Still very nice.

 

[neilll]

Chuffin' Hell.....just what i'm looking for............... :shock:

 

[pete_mcc]

I don't see where the "Composite" name comes into play. Columbus tubed legs w/ Aluminum Crown. Looks like it also has aluminum dropouts. Perhaps that's what they mean by composite, steel sandwiched by aluminum?

Exactly so, same as Bontrager composite forks. I think they are using the term composite it is most literal meaning, ie something composed of two or more materials

 

[gump]

ooo very nice fork!

 

[neilll]

ooo very nice fork!

Look sweet on my Cirrus It's either these or some Mag 20's...

My heart is saying Syncros Powerlite and my ass and teeth are saying Mag 20

 

[gump]

youll pick up some Mag20 for a whole lot less than these will go for...

 

[neilll]

youll pick up some Mag20 for a whole lot less than these will go for...

Yeah but since when have I ever been practical/sensible....

If you're gonna do a job.......

 

[pinguwin]

ie something composed of two or more materials

Pete is precisely correct. From the definition http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Composite_material in wikipedia:

Composite materials (or composites for short) are engineered materials made from two or more constituent materials with significantly different physical or chemical properties and which remain separate and distinct on a macroscopic level within the finished structure.