WANTED: Track fork with small offset 25-30mm?

Posted on Mon 29th, December 2014

• #1

Toster

Hi guys,

I'm looking for a nice looking fork with rake around 30mm. This is what I consider 'nice'

Forks I know:
alpina
planet x

If You know any others please share them with me
thanks ;)
• #2

daveaa

If crabon is not a necessity all city track fork rake is 30
• #3

fidbod

There does not appear to be a lot of choice out there, you could add the Columbus pista leggera with a 35 mm rake to your list
• #4

Turkish

Parallax fork is 28mm but youll struggle to find one on its own
• #5

Toster
I'll probably go with Alpina fork if I'll find one for 50-60£
Parallax fork - impossible to find, not worth it anyway IMO
All city forks - similar price tag as Alpina and I believe Alpinas are prettier
Columbus pista - looks great but the smaller the rake the better
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• #6

Toster

anything else?
• #7

Toster

One more to add BLB B30 fork
http://www.bricklanebikes.co.uk/blb-b30-fork-black

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