Unknown 700c fork
08-04-20, 02:21 PM
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Unknown 700c fork
Over half of the steerer tube is threaded, I'm guessing it was originally sold as a replacement fork? There are numerous chips and scratches.
Steerer tube is 209mm long.
22.2 stem.
27.0mm crown.
Forged dropouts.
English threaded.
Recessed brake mount.
At 766 grams I think it safe to assume that's something more than high tensile steel.
Last picture shows clearance with a 700 x 28c tire.
$15 and shipping from 93722, Paypal or money order.
Steerer tube is 209mm long.
22.2 stem.
27.0mm crown.
Forged dropouts.
English threaded.
Recessed brake mount.
At 766 grams I think it safe to assume that's something more than high tensile steel.
Last picture shows clearance with a 700 x 28c tire.
$15 and shipping from 93722, Paypal or money order.
Last edited by brian3069; 08-04-20 at 05:09 PM.
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08-04-20, 06:08 PM
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I want that fork but I don't need it. :-\
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edit: if @noglider doesn't buy it I am interested.
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