WANTED: 1" threaded Columbus steel fork

Posted on Tue 7th, June 2016

• #1

Janisss

Hi there,

I am looking for a 1" threaded columbus steel fork to replace one that has become rather bent following a crash.

Ideally chrome, but open to alternatives.

If anyone has anything, do let me know!

Alex
• #2

sacredhart

If you are stuck give BoB Jackson a shout.prices are ok and they will custom build something for you.
• #3

thecycleclinic

I have one in genius tubing excellent chrome and it looks like a de rosa fork. How long a steerer do you need.
• #4

Janisss

@sacredhart that could be a good option, although was looking to spend slightly less.

@thecycleclinic the head tube length is 138mm + headset stack (top) 25mm + 15mm (bottom).

= 178mm ish

Although I am not sure whether that is the correct way to calculate. What is the steerer length on your fork?

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