Threaded forks compatible with Mercier Kilo TT
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Threaded forks compatible with Mercier Kilo TT
I'm aware the stock fork that comes with the Kilo has specs as follows:
Fork Rake: 44 mm
Axle to Crown Length: 345 mm
Crown Race: 26.4 mm
I am looking to install a threaded fork on my 53 Kilo and am curious of forks people have had success with. My research shows that one option is getting the stock fork threaded, but that seems like more hassle than it's worth. I have also found that people have success with the Spicer track fork, Bikeworks NYC generic track, Soma Lugged, and Surly track fork, among others.
My question then is would a more generic fork, like:
https://www.universalcycles.com/shopp...4&category=704
or
https://www.amazon.com/Sunlite-Thread.../dp/B000AO9NTU
work fine with a 53cm Kilo TT? I just wonder how big of variation in size from the stock fork is ok?
Thanks so much
Fork Rake: 44 mm
Axle to Crown Length: 345 mm
Crown Race: 26.4 mm
I am looking to install a threaded fork on my 53 Kilo and am curious of forks people have had success with. My research shows that one option is getting the stock fork threaded, but that seems like more hassle than it's worth. I have also found that people have success with the Spicer track fork, Bikeworks NYC generic track, Soma Lugged, and Surly track fork, among others.
My question then is would a more generic fork, like:
https://www.universalcycles.com/shopp...4&category=704
or
https://www.amazon.com/Sunlite-Thread.../dp/B000AO9NTU
work fine with a 53cm Kilo TT? I just wonder how big of variation in size from the stock fork is ok?
Thanks so much
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as long as it's 1" it will work with the frame. if it will work with the headset is the question you mean to ask.
and the answer is probably yes.
lugged isn't a better choice, it just looks nicer.
and that's debatable
and the answer is probably yes.
lugged isn't a better choice, it just looks nicer.
and that's debatable
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if you buy a threaded fork chances are youll need to extend the threading when you get the for cut to length. it's only a pain to thread the stock fork if you cut the starter threads they put on there at the factory off.
and my favorite threaded carbon fork is made by wound up.
and my favorite threaded carbon fork is made by wound up.
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got in a crash last week and my fork was bent. Decided to get the soma fork, but wanted to know if the 140mm fork length w/ 50mm of threading will fit fine w/o any cutting or threading of the stem as I wanna go ride w/o any waiting for the rethreading of the fork? Or should I go w/ the 170 mm.
My stem is at its lowest point possible.
This is what I'm looking at.
SOMA Lugged Threaded Track Fork 1"
My stem is at its lowest point possible.
This is what I'm looking at.
SOMA Lugged Threaded Track Fork 1"
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If you like carbon - Nashbar Carbon 1-in Threaded Road Fork - Normal Shipping Ground
I use the threadless version on my Kilo.
I use the threadless version on my Kilo.
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