700c disc forks?
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700c disc forks?
Didn't know where to put this. Not looking for suspension forks, but interested in finding out what forks are available for 700c wheels. Cyclocross?, tandem? some hybrids? some mtn bikes?
Ideas on where to look will be appreciated. thanks
Ideas on where to look will be appreciated. thanks
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on-one, redline, whitebros, pace/dtswiss, winwood, etc.
on-one, redline, whitebros, pace/dtswiss, winwood, etc.
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Don't run red lights, wear a helmet, use hand signals, get some cycle lights(front and rear) and, FFS, don't run red lights!
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Thanks seattle.
BTW, what's a cyclocross fork?
I only found bontrager and easton. Woundup's website has problems and nashbar is too suspect for a fork.
Again, thanks to those who replied
BTW, what's a cyclocross fork?
I only found bontrager and easton. Woundup's website has problems and nashbar is too suspect for a fork.
Again, thanks to those who replied
#6
Almost any 700c disc brake or cantilever fork with clearance for 30mm tyres or larger.
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Don't run red lights, wear a helmet, use hand signals, get some cycle lights(front and rear) and, FFS, don't run red lights!
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off topic:
what's wrong with Nashbar? in most cases, it's just "name brand" stuff re-badged (or "de-badged," if you prefer). i've got a Nashbar frame and carbon disc fork that i've not had any issues with.
what's wrong with Nashbar? in most cases, it's just "name brand" stuff re-badged (or "de-badged," if you prefer). i've got a Nashbar frame and carbon disc fork that i've not had any issues with.
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Some Nashbar stuff is find (their canti brakes for example), but some of it is rubbish (their panniers for example). To make matters worse their re-badged products are often more expensive that the original.
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