Hi
I have a Giant Roam 1 and I broke the fork. It is a Suntour SF12-NEX4610-V4-DS-MLO-700C-63 with disc brakes. I would like to replace it with a solid road fork. I dont know where to get the right replacement or how to go about getting one. Help!!

Jim

If you willing to replace it by yourself - check Nashbar.com , PricePoint.com , Performancebike.com
It's not going be hard to find rigid one for disc brakes. You just need to remember it needs to be "Suspension corrected" to keep current geometry. 29 inch fork will also work.
If you not ready to do it yourself - talk to your Performance Bike service, or any local bike store.

Can you post some pictures?

As its a Suspension Fork of Low cost, The fork you need is called Suspension Corrected ..

The blades are longer so the head tube is Not Dropped, Changing the whole steering Geometry from what it was designed to Be.

Google finds this : Roam 1 (2015) (2014) | Giant Bicycles | United States

I base my response from seeing that . since you didnt offer a Picture of Yours.

The 63mm Suntour NEX would have a axle to crown measurement of about 477mm

If you ride the bike with 20% sag on the fork it would have a axle to crown measurement of about 465mm

Surly's Ogre & Karate Monkey forks have a axle to crown measurement of 468mm.

https://surlybikes.com/parts/forks/karate_monkey_fork
https://surlybikes.com/parts/forks/ogre_fork

How did you break the fork? I'm considering buying a Roam, and wondering how the fork is.

I broke it when I blacked out riding on a bridge in flordia. I cant give any more detail because I cant remember. However I have over 6000 miles on the bike and it worked great for me. I hope that helps.

I wish I could send pictures but I dont know how to do that.

https://www.bikeforums.net/forum-sugg...tures-how.html

But ride like bricks IMO , and many others.