Nee carbon fork
12-22-18 | 06:50 PM
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Bikes: Road bike is a Carbon Bianchi C2C & Grandis (1980's), Gary Fisher Mt Bike, Trek Tandem & Mongoose SS MTB circa 1992.
Nee carbon fork
I just replaced my heavy steel fork with new carbon fork from nashbar added new longer stem few more spacers now she finally fits well
12-23-18 | 05:50 AM
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Bikes: Road bike is a Carbon Bianchi C2C & Grandis (1980's), Gary Fisher Mt Bike, Trek Tandem & Mongoose SS MTB circa 1992.
12-24-18 | 12:30 AM
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12-26-18 | 05:41 PM
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Carbon fork looks like a good upgrade.
A note on your brake lever and cable... If it works for you, then I guess no worries. But you have it set up all wrong. The cable housing is supposed to go into the lever, with the cable itself going through to the bracket, which is probably designed to use a "road" style of cable terminal, as opposed to your "mountain" style. (Just in case you're interested.)
A note on your brake lever and cable... If it works for you, then I guess no worries. But you have it set up all wrong. The cable housing is supposed to go into the lever, with the cable itself going through to the bracket, which is probably designed to use a "road" style of cable terminal, as opposed to your "mountain" style. (Just in case you're interested.)
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