Cross carbon forks w canti-studs in 1" steerer size?

[coors]

I'm using an older 1" headtube frame and would like to know what brands/models I can buy for carbon cx forks with canti bosses only. I need a full/uncut 300mm steerer... so buying used is pretty much out of the question. Any idea who might stock the carbon cross forks in 1" steerer size?

coors

[linux_author]

would this one (http://www.nashbar.com/profile.cfm?category=600086&subcategory=60001182&brand=&sku=12387&storetype=&estoreid=&pagename=Shop%20by%20Subcat%3A%20Road%20Forks) for $89 work?

[tkehler]

Wound Up or Alpha Q. (Ritchey -- to the best of my knowledge -- don't make a fork like this in one inch, which is too bad because their WCS forks are excellent and go for $300 to $360, new on Ebay and on sale.)

Those are the more expensive options. There are cheaper options. But I don't know anything about the quality of the cheaper ones.

Oh yeah, I think Easton. But again, you are looking at $400+. At least. (Personally I'm going with a steel fork from a high end manufacturer, but there are a bunch of reasons for that.)

[coors]

would this one (http://www.nashbar.com/profile.cfm?category=600086&subcategory=60001182&brand=&sku=12387&storetype=&estoreid=&pagename=Shop%20by%20Subcat%3A%20Road%20Forks) for $89 work?

Thanks for replying. I was aware of this one already, but I'd like to find a fork without the disc mount in addition to the canti bosses. That price is (was) certainly nice though.

coors

[coors]

What reasons, may I ask, are you going for steel instead of carbon? I've seen the Russian made Ti cx forks on eBay, but they are always in 1 1/8" steerer sizing. The only 1" steel cx forks that I've seen, on eBay look like garbage, in my opinion. Any quality threadless steel forks in 1" for a good price? I need a full 300mm steerer length, too.

coors

[cardstock]

Alpha-Q and wound up are your only opotions. I had the same problem