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 MOSSO 26" MTB Carbon & Aluminium Rigid Straight Blade Fork Disc Brake Only US $79.99
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Planet Bike SpeedEZ ATB Front and Rear Bicycle Fender Set (60mm Wide) List Price: $44.99 Sale Price: $39.99  |
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The Speedez is a full coverage fender set that mounts to most bikes.Works well with different suspension forks including reverse arch forks like ManitouIncludes mudflapsMade from SuperflexTM unbreakable all-weather polycarbonateQuick-adjusting stainless steel hardware is pre-installedMudflaps are double-riveted to keep riders dry for years to comeMounts to bikes without fender eyeletsMounts to bikes with disc brakesInstalls quickly with no toolsStainless steel hardwareItem SpecificationsColorBlackUnit of SaleSetWidth60mmFits Wheel Size26 x 1.75/2.25mm |
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Nashbar Rigid Mountain Bike Fork Sale Price: $49.99 |
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Nashbar Rigid Mountain Bike Fork lets you rediscover the simplicity of riding a rigid fork. Our beefy 4130 chromoly fork features 31.8mm fork legs, tapered for a superb ride quality IS disc mount and removable V-brake studs allow you to build it up however you want Extra clearance for 3.0 tires with room for mud, and single eyelets at the dropout for full fenders Suspension corrected leg length means your bike's handling won't change 45mm offset Axle to Crown: 453mm Steerer length: 280mm |
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Surly 1x1 Fork; I.S. DISC Tab & Removable Canti Pivots List Price: $86.00 Sale Price: $71.67 |
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The Surly 1x1 Mountain fork features CroMoly tubing, butted blades and fits wide 2.7" tires with clearance.Suspension corrected for 80mmChromoly tubing, butted bladesSuspension-corrected, fits wide 2.7" tires with clearanceFK0003 has ISO disc tabs and removable canti pivotsItem SpecificationsColorBlackWeight1058gMaterialChromolyBrake Usage F/RFrontFork Rake45mmAxle to Crown Length413mmCrown Race30.0Steerer Tube Length260mmBrake TypeDisc,Linear PullWheel Size26"Front Hub Spacing100mmFront Axle Type9x1Wheel Mount Center Offset0mmDefined ColorBlackS.H.I.S. Clamp Diameter28.6Steerer TypeStraight |
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Mountain bike rigid forks with close to these specifications (within +-5mm)?
-Axle to crown 400mm
-FORK OFFSET (fork rake) 40mm-35mm. (45mm seems extremely standard but I want to control my wheelbase specifically to be less than 45mm.)
-V-brake (disc mounts can also be on the fork but I plan to use V-brakes).
If you send links, please send specific links to the fork you recommend.
Thanks very much.
You are going to need a custom made fork. The axle to crown measurement is as important as the offset. Consult with the builder as your top tube length, head angle, and other factors will determine the best specs for your fork.
Custom MTB forks are getting hard to find, but you can try Ti-Cycles in Oregon. I had them build me a frame years ago and it worked out well. They are on the web. Others such as Steelman, Viscious, etc...may be able to help. First Flite bikes in NC can also point you in the right direction http://www.firstflightbikes.com/
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Syncros's cross-country and marathon component range will get a new stem, rigid fork, and saddle for 2011 to go along with the previously available carbon bar and seatpost.
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