new forks
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new forks
I'm building my first fixed wheel, and I'm wanting to replce the forks... what measurements and other info do I need to know when looking for new ones?
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Depends a bit on how much you intend to replace.
Fork only:
- threaded or threadless
- steerer tube diameter
- steerer tube length
- axle to crown distance (rake too, if possible)
- fork compatibility with the brake of your choice
Fork + headset (+ stem) (+ bars)
- axle to crown distance (rake too, if possible)
- fork compatibility with the brake of your choice
- head tube diameter
- head tube length
- headset compatibility with the frame and the fork of your choice
- stem length, rise and bar clamp diameter, compatibility with the fork of your choice
- bar, clamp area diameter
Fork only:
- threaded or threadless
- steerer tube diameter
- steerer tube length
- axle to crown distance (rake too, if possible)
- fork compatibility with the brake of your choice
Fork + headset (+ stem) (+ bars)
- axle to crown distance (rake too, if possible)
- fork compatibility with the brake of your choice
- head tube diameter
- head tube length
- headset compatibility with the frame and the fork of your choice
- stem length, rise and bar clamp diameter, compatibility with the fork of your choice
- bar, clamp area diameter
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thanks!