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Old 07-13-10 | 10:12 PM
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From: Wahiawa. Oahu
Originally Posted by FBinNY
No, forks are pretty independent of spirit and don't really care about the frames they're shoved into.

Seriously, from the fork's standpoint the only difference between a standard threadless headset, and an integrated one might be the stack height. Otherwise it's all good.

BTW- while you're riding that new bike, don't think of as a cheapie, think more like bargain, and enjoy it to the max.
Yeah, I've been reading on roadbikesreview--I'm pretty much sold on a road frame (to start). You seem like a knowledgeable guy--What should I expect in the way of longevity from a good carbon frame? I've sort of picked up the notion that they are kind of disposable--that in a couple of years they are kinda worn out or something. Is that BS? Leading a sheltered life where the worst abuse might be an occasional 4" pothole, how long should it last?
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