A change in build direction may see a change from a 26" build to a 29" build.
I have all the bits and pieces (bar a wheel build) the stuck on the fork.
I have a Reba Team fork purchased in the summer that is essentially new that I would like to change the lowers on.
Is it worth the hassle/cost or should I be looking to change the forks as a whole?
All help/thoughts/advice much welcomed 
Different offset on the csu units between 26 and 29" forks, for 2012.
Probably almost as cheap to sell forks and get 29er specific ones on a deal.
LoCo - MemberDifferent offset on the csu units between 26 and 29" forks, for 2012.
Hmmm.
So not possible/recommended?
LoCo - MemberDifferent offset on the csu units between 26 and 29" forks, for 2012.
Probably almost as cheap to sell forks and get 29er specific ones on a deal.
Jumped the gun before you finished there.
Out of interest what is the RRP on a set of 29er lowers?
doable but offset different so handling/geo. different/worse, if you've referenced all parts are cross compatible shouldn't be an issue, but probably easier to sell and get a new pair
Even if they were mechanically identical I suspect the cost (if you could actually buy them) would be pretty horrendous. I once made the mistake of cutting my steerer short and asked about the cost of a new crown/steerer assembly. The cost was about 2/3rds that of the whole fork and that wasn't allowing for actually getting them changed over.
Totally irrelevant though if they are engineered differently.
£188 ish retail but would be able to do them a bit cheaper 
So £188 for the lowers plus what you can get for your Rebas, wouldn't that be most of a pair of new 29er forks and no worries about everything being right and issues with handling? I know which way I'd go TBH.
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