What the fork????
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What the fork????
I am in a predicament where I need to replace my fork (got into an accident), and now I can't seem to find a replacement fork that meets the specs below. Can anyone help point me in the right direction?
700C CARBON CROSS/GRAVEL FORK,
STRAIGHT STEERER: ALLOY( 1-1/8"),
CROWN: 45mm,
BLADE: CARBON STRAIGHT W/FLAT DISC MOUNT W/EYELET,
OFFSET:45mm ( UD WEAVE )
Fits Most 700x40c Tires (29x1.5inch),
QUICK RELEASE AXLE
700C CARBON CROSS/GRAVEL FORK,
STRAIGHT STEERER: ALLOY( 1-1/8"),
CROWN: 45mm,
BLADE: CARBON STRAIGHT W/FLAT DISC MOUNT W/EYELET,
OFFSET:45mm ( UD WEAVE )
Fits Most 700x40c Tires (29x1.5inch),
QUICK RELEASE AXLE
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Many consider axle to crown seat distance an important spec too. Have you tried your LBS and search engined it on line already? Andy
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how much do you wanna spend? ritchey and whiskey make some nice forks fitting your criteria
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sorry I’m a bit of a novice to all this. I copied and pasted the specs from the website i bought it from. Not sure what you mean by LBS but I have been searching using the specs in the original post.
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What model and make of bike was the old fork on? Can to manufacturer sell you a replacement?
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@jaydfos you might check out ebay. there's a bunch of forks there
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Soma has one that will work. It has a bit more rake, but that shouldn't be a huge problem. 1 1/8" steerer and QR dropouts make it kind of a Unicorn in the current tapered steerer/thru axle market.
https://www.somafabshop.com/shop/pro...-blk-48mm-3283
https://www.somafabshop.com/shop/pro...-blk-48mm-3283
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You can also consider any number of high quality chrome-moly steel forks, such as available from Soma, Surly, and others. Something like a Disc Trucker fork would probably work well. It'll be heavier than a carbon fork for sure, but also a third the price.
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Thanks and sorry about that!
Sorry! Motobecane Omni Strada Sport
Alibaba actually just sent me the incorrect fork. Supposedly they are going to have a replacement made but we shall see.
Sorry! Motobecane Omni Strada Sport
Alibaba actually just sent me the incorrect fork. Supposedly they are going to have a replacement made but we shall see.
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Soma has one that will work. It has a bit more rake, but that shouldn't be a huge problem. 1 1/8" steerer and QR dropouts make it kind of a Unicorn in the current tapered steerer/thru axle market.
https://www.somafabshop.com/shop/pro...-blk-48mm-3283
https://www.somafabshop.com/shop/pro...-blk-48mm-3283