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keep seeing this thread and thinking that if we have "rigidify" we should have a little more on "singlespeed"
should I rigidify and singlespeedebee my old bike?
[url= http://surlybikes.com/parts/forks ]Surly forks[/url] - the sus-corrected Ogre might be the one for you. I've been running the Instigator 1.0 forks on various (26") bikes for over 10 years.
nedrapier - Member
keep seeing this thread and thinking that if we have "rigidify" we should have a little more on "singlespeed"should I rigidify and singlespeedebee my old bike?
😀 Ha, too late to edit 🙁
montgomery - Member
Surly forks - the sus-corrected Ogre might be the one for you. I've been running the Instigator 1.0 forks on various (26") bikes for over 10 years.
They look ideal, bit expensive unless I can find some secondhand.
Phil i'd stainless steel chainrimg.
15notes at on one. Dont forget you need shorter chainring bolts
I've ordered a 36T narrow wide (and some shorter bolts) incase I keep it 9 speed.
If it ends up SS I'll get the on one ring, it does look nice.
It's half way there. It's now 1x9 (tbh I might keep it that way) and has some Schwalbe Big Ben 2.35 tyres.
And because everyone likes a photo
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And this one shows the funky reflective sides on the tyres
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(Excuse the state of the lounge).
Still looking for a cheap fork.