[Closed] On-One Monocoque Carbon Fork?

X lite do a 15mm one for £190 odd if you want a bigger axled one?

X lite do a 15mm one for £190 odd if you want a bigger axled one?

Yeah, the QR version is on my short-list along with Ragley (same fork I believe), but i don't want to replace my (QR) front wheel yet.

Quite interested in the On-Ones because they come in 40-50 quid cheaper.

A 45mm fork rake works well with 29in wheels and 29in head angles, or 26in wheels and 26in head angles.

Tempting.

I'm very tempted as with the UK29OFF29 they are just over £100. Not sure I can wait until the end of september though!

Also out of stock.....

My mate has got some black and white ones recently and didn't like the look of it on his boardman and is going back to a suspension fork. He's selling it as new, it's the tapered type with the adaptor from post mount to IS and it is running 160mm rotors. He wants £100 plus postage for it. Let me know if youre interested and I can send pictures.

Straight ones in 29er sale but out of stock, tapered ones not in the sale. My unstarted 29er build will eventually have a set.

leythervegas - Thanks but the white one would look gopping on my bike.

I would be after the raw black finish. I'm still hoping to find some pics of a set mounted on a bike before i pull the trigger on them.

Fella on Pistonheads posted a pic of some black ones attached to his build the other day

I'm not so sure about them aesthetically. Think I prefer tubular legs

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Can any headset be used with these ? Or are they for integrated/semi integrated? I'm very tempted.

are your recons 29er or are you just wanting 29er forks to compensate for a 120mm 26" fork?

just wanting 29er forks to compensate for a 120mm 26" fork?

Yep, that's it - looking for forks with A-C of more than 450mm

[b]Kato[/b], thanks for the picture - Looks ok on a carbon frame I'm not sure how they would look on a steel frame... 😯

Exactly! I think the monocoque ones would looked odd on a frame with round tubes

I have just acquired a black and white ver that I am building up on an inbred frame, I will post pictures when complete

Kato - Member

Exactly! I think the monocoque ones would looked odd on a frame with round tubes

They look pretty odd on a blobby carbon frame too tbh

I've just got some x-lite qr15 in the crc sale for £180 and they are very nice indeed.Bit too chunky on my steel unit so they'll be going on the scandal.

700g isn't hugely light -- I like the look of them, tho.
could come in better colours!

Just built my new on one inbred single speed. Started after sourcing a straight steerer monocoque fork (bought cheap as it was a sample).

I am very happy with the look, let me know what you think.

Do you think on one should sell this fork as part of their regular range?

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I just bought some of these for my raw 29er scandal and they look gash. I got the raw carbon ones thinking they would look ok, but I was well wrong. There is not that many other options though for a rigid tapered 29er fork. I might see if I can swap them for the white ones. Gazzablade I like your Inbred it looks sweet!!!

Can anyone offer a view of the 'ride' of this type of fork over the standard tubed carbon fork, either these or the niner ones for example?

I like that Inbred. I've a set of Exotics on my Handjob and I like them a lot. Not at light as these On One's though.

nathaneddy - Member

700g isn't hugely light

I don't doubt that there's lighter out there, but for £150 or indeed anything near £150?

All I can say is these are stiff, I had a pair of the cheap helyx forks way too flexy, lots of brake judder. Also had the pace rc31's nice amount of flex but that was on a 26" wheels, so helped out.
I have only done a couple of hrs today on this, must say pretty chuffed

Can anyone offer a view of the 'ride' of this type of fork over the standard tubed carbon fork, either these or the niner ones for example?

Yes they are much more compliant than the straight tubed OO fork that I have previously owned, yet it feels at least as torsionally stiff. Having briefly ridden 9er forks on the same frame, there is not a massive performance difference although the 9er is is in a different league finish wise.

With a big tyre up front it copes surprisingly well on most trails and I find myself taking the rigid bike in palce of the hardtail as its just good fun. For the money you are very unlikely to find a better carbon fork.

Holy thread resurrection Batman!

My pre-order forks arrived today. 592gms on my trusty scales with uncut steerer.

600gm.. Eep. How they holding up after some testing?! 🙂 just ordered a set - the no weight limit sold it for me.. Hehe. Also, can you run the 29er version on a 26 to simulate the height of running 100mm forks?

I found the hylix forks very stiff, one-one alu-crowned ones are much comfier.

Hylix ey? Ah but does the comfort come at the cost of break judder. ? 😮

lee bee - Member
I just bought some of these for my raw 29er scandal and they look gash. I got the raw carbon ones thinking they would look ok, but I was well wrong. There is not that many other options though for a rigid tapered 29er fork. I might see if I can swap them for the white ones.