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[Closed] Steel cross forks for disc brakes - who makes them?

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Hello

I'm trying to source a set of steel cross forks for a custom cross build. Does anyone have any suggestions and can point me in the right direction of a shop that stocks them? Looking for something reasonably light. Vicious cycles do one but can't find a UK stockist.

Alternatively, does anyone know if Easton are planning a carbon one?

Cheers

Sanny


 
Posted : 05/02/2011 11:33 am
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fixie inc do a steel cx bike. maybe they can help. Mosquito bikes in london are their UK stockist


 
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gunnar do one with their bikes - not sure if it available separately.
[url= http://www.rocknroadcycles.co.uk/ ]
rock and road southampton [/url] should be able to help.

or there is the on one pompetimine fork

or a kona p2 fork


 
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Winwood
Wound up
Bontrager
Kinesis
All make carbon cx disc forks.


 
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Surly

be careful with the P2 fork, I've only seen suspension corrected ones but these were 26" not sure about the a/c measurement on the 700c.


 
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Plus one for the pomp ones only 35 quid posted too


 
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"- who makes them?"

for a list of people that make things:
http://www.framebuilding.com/custom_uk_bicycle_framebuilders.htm

http://www.flickr.com/photos/engincycles/
http://www.flickr.com/photos/41702504@N07/


 
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Singular peregrine one, I think is avail separately, running one on the front of my pomp.


 
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I've got a disc-only P2 on my old Uncle John. it's a bit heavy both otherwise spot-on.


 
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P2's are great. Check the a-c of the uncle John forks on planet x, they're about the same height as a P2.


 
Posted : 05/02/2011 3:14 pm