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Old 04-18-07 | 11:20 AM
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650c fork

Did some searching came up with zilch.

Does anyone have any info on a moderately priced 650c fork 1" threaded?
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Old 04-18-07 | 11:32 AM
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Bikes: iro mark v for street, sh itamori peloton for track

i know there's plenty of companies that make carbon 650 forks. i don't know any 1" threaded ones specifically, but they're probably out there too. new ones are typically in the $200 range.

good luck!
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Old 04-18-07 | 11:38 AM
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chromed kinesis ones are occasionally on ebay.

have a search for fork* 650* -(threadless, ahead*, 1/8)

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Old 04-18-07 | 11:53 AM
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list price $130 on sale for $15
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Old 04-18-07 | 12:40 PM
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Old 04-18-07 | 12:51 PM
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glad to help. having recently purchased this very fork, i'll say that it's threading may not go down far enough if your headtube's super short. i had a shop cut the steerer and then cut threads further down for something like 15 bucks.
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Old 04-18-07 | 04:40 PM
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glad to help. having recently purchased this very fork, i'll say that it's threading may not go down far enough if your headtube's super short. i had a shop cut the steerer and then cut threads further down for something like 15 bucks.
Thanks for the heads up. I have access to do all of that myself at school, hooray for higher education!
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