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Frame and Fork Sizing

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Old 12-01-10 | 07:49 PM
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Frame and Fork Sizing

I am thinking of buying a madone 5.1 (54cm). It does not include the fork, but I have an option to purchase a fork off another 5.1 (same year). However, the fork is from a 56cm. Is there a major or any difference in the 2 forks?
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Old 12-01-10 | 07:54 PM
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Not a problem. You just may need to have your LBS to cut the steerer tube to your size if it sticks out too much.
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