Thread: buying a frame without a fork-- how to source/replace?
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Old 03-31-15 | 09:39 AM
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Originally Posted by icepick_trotsky
Soma carries some nice steel forks if you don't care about finding the original. They're chrome, so it's easy to match.

Road Forks
That is where I found my candidate but instead of a road fork, 43mm offset, I will likely choose the track fork, 38mm, that is the same offset as the original. It is drilled for a brake too.
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