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  • 44mm headtube with a 1" 1/8 steerer
  • thedon
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    Does it look wrong? I don’t suppose you can notice much difference in stiffness, I just don’t want the crown to look lost.

    Photos would be good (particularly Fox Float 32), thanks.

    Marge
    Free Member

    How can you see the steerer tube when the fork is fitted?

    greeble
    Free Member

    oh dear me

    thedon
    Free Member

    How can you see the steerer tube when the fork is fitted?

    Errr, the crown is smaller….

    wwaswas
    Full Member

    you can see the crown is fairly narrow but it’s not the end of the world.

    Marge
    Free Member

    Still don’t think it’s particularly visible or ‘undersized’ but perhaps I’m basing my judgement on Lynskey set-up that I’m familiar with…

    kelvin
    Full Member

    Looks better with an external lower headset cup.

    I don’t have a photo to hand to back up my theory though.

    greeble
    Free Member

    external cup

    zs

    Marge
    Free Member

    Fork brand certainly has a visual effect:

    thedon
    Free Member

    The Turner has a tapered steerer

    http://spokemagazine.com/2013/09/23/forkn-wheels-x-fusion-and-wtb-on-the-burner/

    Is that not a tapered fork Marge?

    Think I’m going to go for a straight steerer anyway for future compatibility options.

    greeble
    Free Member

    Think I’m going to go for a straight steerer anyway for future compatibility options.

    1 1/8th is dead

    thedon
    Free Member

    1 1/8th is dead

    Not on most HT frames I’ve looked at.

    scandal42
    Free Member

    The 1 1/8th steerer I have just built into a Carbon 456 looks very much alive.

    Scapegoat
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