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Old 01-23-12 | 10:26 AM
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Originally Posted by fietsbob
Need a proper machined spacer, then all is well , you just don't have a quick and dirty kludge.

Or had a father who machined stuff to close tolerances for decades, to see the difference..
Are such spacers available? I have two bikes I'd like to switch to 1" rigid forks but they aren't worth investing in a new, pricier suspension-corrected fork. It seems like a variety of spacers would be a much more reasonable way to accommodate this market than a variety of rigid forks (of different C-A lengths).

edit: Plus, fenders will fit better using a non-corrected fork with a spacer.

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