Carbon tapered forks.
skyeflyguy
Posts: 110
Hi I am looking for recommendations for a full carbon fork and steerer.
I need 1 1/8_1 1/2 tapered.
I'm replacing as current forks don't have enough clearance for wide 25mm rims and 25 mm Conti 4000s which come up at 28mm+ wide so I would think I need something that has clearance for 28 mm tires?
Budget up to £250, so guess ENVE are out.
Your help appreciated.
Thanks Garry.
I need 1 1/8_1 1/2 tapered.
I'm replacing as current forks don't have enough clearance for wide 25mm rims and 25 mm Conti 4000s which come up at 28mm+ wide so I would think I need something that has clearance for 28 mm tires?
Budget up to £250, so guess ENVE are out.
Your help appreciated.
Thanks Garry.
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Probably should have also said I need non disc and that it is for a Cannondale supersix.0
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Don't bother, just let a few psi out of the tyres?
What psi are you running and how heavy are you? (Asking because so many people run pressures too high).0 -
Kinesis Tracer 1.5?
I have these on my GranFondo Ti V2 and use 28 Conti's with guards. Plenty of clearance, however you would need a deep drop calliper to suit.0 -
mfin wrote:Don't bother, just let a few psi out of the tyres?
What psi are you running and how heavy are you? (Asking because so many people run pressures too high).0 -
skyeflyguy wrote:mfin wrote:Don't bother, just let a few psi out of the tyres?
What psi are you running and how heavy are you? (Asking because so many people run pressures too high).
I meant for comfort not clearance, but yeah you've got no pressure to lose really. It was worth a check.
This is for comfort though yeah?0 -
I bought a fork from here recently:
https://www.bikesportparts.de/gabeln/rennradgabeln/?p=2
Good prices, hasn't exploded under me yet.0 -
benpatton wrote:Kinesis Tracer 1.5?
I have these on my GranFondo Ti V2 and use 28 Conti's with guards. Plenty of clearance, however you would need a deep drop calliper to suit.
Running the Tracer with these:-
http://www.bdopcycling.com/BDop%20OFFSET%20HOLDERS.asp0 -
mfin wrote:skyeflyguy wrote:mfin wrote:Don't bother, just let a few psi out of the tyres?
What psi are you running and how heavy are you? (Asking because so many people run pressures too high).
I meant for comfort not clearance, but yeah you've got no pressure to lose really. It was worth a check.
This is for comfort though yeah?0 -
The fork for the 2nd Gen SS Evo has the clearance you need. Having said this, I can run 25mm tyres on Pacenti SL23 wide rims on my Gen 1 SS - running 80 PSI on the front. Just avoid GP4k 25mm tyres - these are not the most supple/comfortable tyres as well as coming up oversize. Try Veloflex clinchers......FFS! Harden up and grow a pair0
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Svetty wrote:The fork for the 2nd Gen SS Evo has the clearance you need. Having said this, I can run 25mm tyres on Pacenti SL23 wide rims on my Gen 1 SS - running 80 PSI on the front. Just avoid GP4k 25mm tyres - these are not the most supple/comfortable tyres as well as coming up oversize. Try Veloflex clinchers......0
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skyeflyguy wrote:Svetty wrote:The fork for the 2nd Gen SS Evo has the clearance you need. Having said this, I can run 25mm tyres on Pacenti SL23 wide rims on my Gen 1 SS - running 80 PSI on the front. Just avoid GP4k 25mm tyres - these are not the most supple/comfortable tyres as well as coming up oversize. Try Veloflex clinchers......
26mm on these as they are wide rims.....FFS! Harden up and grow a pair0