Time 1 inch carbon fork rake help!

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01-21-16 | 03:33 PM

wackenzie

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Time 1 inch carbon fork rake help!

Does anyone know the rake/offset of this lovely fork? Completely new to the site! Accidentally put this in the wrong forum at first!

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01-21-16 | 03:38 PM

fietsbob

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Measure It , its in front of You, not me . its axle center line to center line through the steering tube ...

01-21-16 | 05:24 PM

wackenzie

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I don't actually own the fork yet.

01-21-16 | 07:07 PM

BlazingPedals

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I'm going to take a SWAG and say 43mm. No idea for sure, but it seems like all forks are between 40 and 45 mm, and it's doubtful you'd notice a 2 or 3 mm difference.

01-22-16 | 07:23 AM

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I have the same fork, and 43 mm sounds right. A nice riding and looking fork.

01-22-16 | 06:28 PM

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I have the same fork, and 43 mm sounds right. A nice riding and looking fork.

Is this on a fixed gear or a road bike? Because I would be buying this for a fixed gear. Thinking it might be a bit too much rake since the original fork had a 28 rake