Cyclocross - lemond fork; good deal?

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clayborne
10-04-09, 12:46 PM
is 100 $ plus 10 in shipping a good deal for a steal straight blade fork off a lemond poprad. I cant figure out the pricing on this bike. I head lemond forks were know for their oscillation but this apparently was fixed by tougher steel. Is it worth it?
raceline
10-05-09, 02:00 PM
sounds a little high if used? new ok , steel rides great - my .02
KeatonR
10-14-09, 04:32 PM
What year? I don't think the Poprad has shipped with a straight-bladed steel fork for a long time. My '05 came with a curved aluminum (which I replaced). The steel fork might be from way back in '03, in which case I'd try to get the price down to $60 or so.
jfmckenna
10-16-09, 10:03 AM
Did it ever have a steel fork?
KeatonR
10-16-09, 08:51 PM
Did it ever have a steel fork?
Here's a link showing the '01 Poprad, which did have a steel fork:
http://home.comcast.net/~cyclofiend/bikes/Lemondcross.html
Pretty nice bike. Love that it's straight bladed. I think they switched to the aluminum in 04 or so.
Cynikal
10-16-09, 09:17 PM
I'm fairly sure that fork is 1" and not 1 1/8". Make sure before you buy. My buddy has an 02 with a 1" threadless fork. My 05 Poprad is 1 1/8".
You can get an ird steel cross fork for $120 new. I think $100 is way too much for a used fork from 2001 or so.
I have an '01 poprad fork I'd happily sell for $100 :)
UBUvelo
10-24-09, 08:34 PM
all forks are 1 1/8 now, right?
Cynikal
10-25-09, 05:31 PM
More often than not.
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