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09-19-06, 05:24 PM
Hi There,
I am getting a Dahon Cadenza. I have no idea how the forks work. But I am under the impression that the stock rigid fork won't fit a 2.3" wide tire. Any idea how to find a fork that will fit it? How does sizing work? Generally are forks one size -for the area that connects to the bike of course? I plan on putting in some Schwalbe Big Apple Tires, 26x2.35". I am not sure if the back can handle a 26x2.35", but if it is the same frame as the Dahon Jack, it should handle a 26x2.0" no problem.
Cadenza:
http://www.foldingbikes.co.uk/dahon/06_cadenza.jpg
Jack
http://www.bikefold.com/graphics/dahon_bikes/dahon_jack_bike-2.gif
BIG APPLE
http://www.bentrideronline.com/Schwalbe_Big_Apple.jpg
I am getting a Dahon Cadenza. I have no idea how the forks work. But I am under the impression that the stock rigid fork won't fit a 2.3" wide tire. Any idea how to find a fork that will fit it? How does sizing work? Generally are forks one size -for the area that connects to the bike of course? I plan on putting in some Schwalbe Big Apple Tires, 26x2.35". I am not sure if the back can handle a 26x2.35", but if it is the same frame as the Dahon Jack, it should handle a 26x2.0" no problem.
Cadenza:
http://www.foldingbikes.co.uk/dahon/06_cadenza.jpg
Jack
http://www.bikefold.com/graphics/dahon_bikes/dahon_jack_bike-2.gif
BIG APPLE
http://www.bentrideronline.com/Schwalbe_Big_Apple.jpg