low dollar, rigid MTB fork suggestions?
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low dollar, rigid MTB fork suggestions?
hi folks. long time lurker, first time poster. 
I have an old DB MTB that I converted to SS a few years ago, and a few months ago I threw a 16T cog on the other side of the flip flop, and have been using it in fixie mode as my commuter. needless to say, the suspension fork needs to go. any suggestions or experience?

I have an old DB MTB that I converted to SS a few years ago, and a few months ago I threw a 16T cog on the other side of the flip flop, and have been using it in fixie mode as my commuter. needless to say, the suspension fork needs to go. any suggestions or experience?
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Originally Posted by riderx
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www.bikeman.com for tange replacement fork
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On One do a great one: https://www.on-one.co.uk/products/inbred_forks.shtml. Surly's one is maybe even better (maybe).
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Ritchey Logic,or Prestige, Force Directional, By Tange.
Manufacture>Ritchey.
Metals>Tange ChroMoly.
Manufacture>Ritchey.
Metals>Tange ChroMoly.
Last edited by jeff williams; 07-03-04 at 02:59 PM.





