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Old 09-20-09, 03:12 PM
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Looking for a fork, PLEASE HELP

Hey, just purchased a 61cm 1996 Cinelli Super Corsa road frame, though it is without the fork.
What I need is a 1" Threaded or Threadless fork with a long steertube.
It needs to be at least a 230mm steer or longer. Will be used with a Campy Record HS.
Perferably looking for something chrome and as similar as possible to the original fork.
Any help at all would be greatly appreciated.
Thanks
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Yellowjersy.org has some straight blade chrome forks for 99 bucks.
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Have you contacted Cinelli? I think they still make that frame, so they would probably be able to supply the fork you need.
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Go with carbon.
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+1 on carbon fork. Nashbar carries a 1" carbon fork for under $150.
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Your best bet for an all-chrome, steel, lugged 700C fork is from Soma. You're lucky - their largest size is 230mm. More importantly, the threads are only 50mm long, not 100, so you won't end up wrecking the fork the minute you put a stem into it.

They're expensive ($149 for chrome finish), but most suitable for a Cinelli SC.

https://store.somafab.com/sothfo.html


On my '83 Guerciotti:


Workmanship on these forks is excellent, considering they're generic replacements.

-Kurt

P.S.: Don't mind the carbon folk - I dare say they didn't bother to read your entire post.
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