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Old 05-28-15 | 12:27 PM
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One option is to consider suspension fork. I found one on CL after years of looking. Opps THREADED.... Never mind. Tall head tubes make it hard to find forks with a steerer that is long enough, even for threadless.

So keep looking, you may find one. See this thread capturing my experience, start with post #86 .
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