Thinking about a carbon fork
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Thinking about a carbon fork
What's a decent, somewhat affordable one? My bike has a KRF aluminum fork right now and I'd like something a little more forgiving. It has a lot of rake to it too which I think kind of slows down the steering which I'm not a fan of.
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How much do you want to spend?
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Nashbar has the Easton EC 70 for about $150. Look around for the Reynolds Ouzo -- see if it's on sale for less than $200.
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