As above. Thanks.
Genesis Croix de Fer
Salsa La Cruz - as sold by the nice people at Strada
Vicious Slider
Kona Sutra
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I would like to be able to get one myself.
Planet X Uncle John
THe PX UJs alloy not steel though. I might have a litte used one of them in XL if thats of interest.
Singular peregrine - much more corss than road but a lovely looking bike
I want a Vicious Cycles frame just for their amazing array of paint jobs. Spiderbike anyone?
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I'd be quite interested to know what forks people have found to go with said frame that is road friendly - I saw this one - http://cgi.ebay.co.uk/ws/eBayISAPI.dll?ViewItem&item=220394456684 last week and almost went for one. With low rider mounts, V/canti posts and disk mounts it has all options covered.
picked up a Croix de Fer in a shop recently - rather weighty! - ok for commute / tour but a fit hefty for racing
The salsa would be my pick if I had some spare ££
Those Karbona forks look pretty good - 740g as opposed to about 1kg for my project 2s
yeah a steel frame and cable discs will never be a light combo, i doubt anyone would race that set-up but it's great for winter exploraion etc.
the croix de fer's forks are about 700g but the discs add quite a bit ( but compared to cani's in the mud...
Cotic Roadrat.
Cotic or Genesis Croix. All quite heavy though and disc brakes are a bit of an overkill on narrow tyres.