WANTED: 1" threadless Fork

Posted on Fri 31st, March 2017

• #1

Kyslo

1" threadless Fork needed. Prefer steel over carbon but might consider if price is reasonable.

Ta!
• #2

retrodicorsa

I have a black steel straight leg (like Colnago Precisa but it's not) 1" threadless... I don't have it to hand so can't measure right now but suitable for up to 58/59cm frame. £40+P&P
• #3

nnnick

Got a black steel condor fork here that I listed ages ago but never sold: https://www.lfgss.com/conversations/284092, looks like the photo links are borked, but there's a link to pedalroom that shows it built up. Can send photos if you're interested
• #4

retrodicorsa

Further to previous post, the fork I mentioned has 245mm of steerer, star nut fitted, photos here (head race not included): http://tinyurl.com/ma2phr8
View/collect SE1 or can post
• #5

Skülly

Bumping this as I also am after a threadless 1" fork - however I want carbon so hopefully not too rude to crash this thread. Above 245mm steerer needed.

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