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Old 08-03-08, 02:14 PM
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i'm having rouble finding what i need...i mean want

i have an old schwin converted to ss. i want to do a front disk on it. i've been lookin around at disk only cross forks and they're all 1 1/8 i need 1" for my bike.

i've been looking for weld on disk tabs, but haven't found those either. but with aluminum forks i don't know if it'sa good idea to weld on them them and i'm not sure of another way to mount disk tabs to a fork that doesn't have them.

anyhelp would be apppreciated
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How about this:

https://nashbar.com/profile.cfm?categ...eid=&pagename=
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i saw that. it's a good choice. i wanted something without the v brake mounts. i guess i just want the 'look' i guess. i bet that's the best i'll be able to do though

i have a question about cross tires. is the smallest size 28? the wheelset that came with it had 700c x 28 and the front fork and it rubbed a lot on the fork and brake i have. i ask this because if i do the disk front wheel, i'll have to get a new front wheel, brake and the fork.

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I don't know anything about this place, but they say the have this fork(Dimension) with a 1" steerer:

https://www.gaerlan.com/bikeparts/frame/forks/fork.html
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ruh-roh, rouble!
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so i shouldn't trust them? i think my lbs carries dimension though
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Only providing information....not a vote for or against a shop I've never dealt with.
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