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  • I'm thinking of getting this Nashbar 1" fork now until I find a 1" Wound Up Team-X

    Looks kind of ok and in fact I might be interested in running a front disc

  • In the meanwhile, I've got a new 1 1/8 Ritchey WCS full carbon fork up for grabs.

  • This is the fork I had in mine. Seemed to work pretty well

  • do you have any pics of it built up? I'm curious about the way the fork looks in a frame and couldn't find any good pics of it

  • How much for ritchey fork?

  • I ended up paying € 200,- for it, since the eBay sale ended and I bought it through work, so I'm looking for the same amount.

  • Nevermind, I have managed to return the fork through work too.

  • Good for you. They were too expensive, was hoping you got them cheaper. :)

  • A colleague turned out to have a spare 1 inch cross fork and brought it to work today. Looks a lot like those Nashbar forks but without the disc mounts. It's got some scratches and stuff but I think I'll just sand and spray paint it, and then it should look just fine.


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  • Good one! Those Nashbar forks are just generic Taiwanese/chinese forks. I have an identical fork which has an Aprebic engraving on the steerer, they're a Taiwanese manufacturer.

  • Small update:

    Rattlecanned the fork, removed (most of) the paint on the frame and assembled it thus far:


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  • Next step: sanding off the last paint, sanding the larger parts of the frame with fine grain paper.

    As for the parts, I'm planning to do this for the front brake cable:

    Anyone any experience with a setup like this?

  • Does the fork have a mount on the crown?

    If so, fit fork mounted cable hanger.

  • Bet plenty of dentists do

  • From what I've read it should work fine from an engineering point of view but it causes a lot of brake chatter. Using a fork mounted cable hanger like ed suggested should solve that.

  • No mount on the fork, that's why I'm considering this.
    Maybe drill the fork then?

  • You might be better off getting this to replace the headset you currently have;

  • yeah do what ed says. I believe there are also aftermarket headset spacers with a mount. less slam that stem though.

    how youve been bas?! liebe gruesse aus berlin!

  • Impossible, those only come in 1 1/8 and I'm in the 1 inch game here.

  • Guess those are my best option actually.

    Doing good, doing lots of messenger work lately and moving to AMS soon. You got any plans on being in the homeland soon?

  • good. and good. and nope. im quite fine here..;) will give a shout when I do though. some bootybootyshaking at an amsterdam venue near you...;)

  • Why not simply remove the mechanism from the left Ergopower lever?

  • No spring then.

  • I'd probably go with mini Vs rather than drilling the stem if I were you.

    If you can't have a fork mounted hanger then I would definitely go mini Vs.

    If you're set on cantis then I'd drill the fork crown and use a fork mounted hanger.

    Basically drilling the stem would be the last option I'd choose because of the judder.

    (also that cable routing looks awfully contorted)

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