1 1.8/1.5 carbon forks?
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1 1.8/1.5 carbon forks?
Title is wrong. I meant 1 1/4 lower.
I'm having trouble finding one with a 1 1/4 lower and 1 1/8 upper carbon steerer tube. I want to get a full carbon as opposed to the current with an aluminum steerer.
On that note, how much weight would that shave?
I'm having trouble finding one with a 1 1/4 lower and 1 1/8 upper carbon steerer tube. I want to get a full carbon as opposed to the current with an aluminum steerer.
On that note, how much weight would that shave?
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Depends on how heavy your current fork is and how light of a fork you are looking at. Some forks are pigs, a savings of 200g would probably not be unrealistic, but you're going to pay for it.
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You may be able to find some Giant TCR forks on ebay. Also Edge makes 11/8-11/4 forks too.