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Old 08-02-07, 11:57 AM
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tuz
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Originally Posted by supcom
New Fork, of course. Try to match the geometry of the old fork or the bike handling will change.
+1 Excellent advice supcom. The term is "suspension corrected fork" I believe. Alternatively to the travel agent/Dia Compe levers, you can get cantilever brakes. For light touring a range of gears from 25 or 30" to 100" should be ok.
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