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Any recommendations for an appropriate rigid fork and wheelset?
I've spotted the on-one monocoque fork here http://www.planetx.co.uk/i/q/FOOOSCF4709/on-one-monocoque-straight-steerer-carbon-fork#reviewstab
5mm longer than what's suggested, but i guess it's close enough.
Anything better than Arch EX on superstar switch ultras for the money at the mo?
Td-1 likes a 440mm
I'm running kona project 2 triple butted on mine after trashing 2 carbon forks.
Don't be fooled it's a damned fast bike that is sure footed as hell. I've got my self into bother a couple of times because it just urges going faster !
ooops, I'll find a lower fork then.
Any guidance on max tyre size?
Lucky bugger. I borrowed one from Hotlines/Brant a couple of times and loved it.
bit, of luck really, scanning ebay for bits and there it was 😀
Ive had 2.4 racing ralphs out back with no issue.
I was wondering if there was room for a fat 650in there but did nowt about it
gifferkev - Member
Any recommendations for an appropriate rigid fork and wheelset?
Listen to trail_rat. He's an expert on going fast on TD-1s. It's a really really good frame with the correct length rigid fork.
trail_rat - Member
...I was wondering if there was room for a fat 650in there but did nowt about it
Yes. Just doesn't have full range of adjustment.
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Wheel is 2.8" WTB TrailBlazer on 52mm Hugo rim (borrowed from martixyz for a trial fit). If I was going to go that route, I'd use a narrower rim to cut down the overall width slightly.