Off-road / gravel / mud fixed-gear bikes (whisper: tracklocross)

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Glws in reply to @bibimbap

no but you can get hold of cheap 1 1/8th CX cantilever forks pretty easily, and maximise what tyres can be fitted at the rear. I have just done so on my pompino

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jono84 in reply to @Glws

Jumping in on this as I'm on the hunt for a winter fork for the Dart. It's finding something around 375 a-c is proving tricky. Similar to @bibimbap I might be able to squeeze a 35c on the back but realistically a 32c would be safer. Most CX forks i'm seeing are closer to 400 a-c which is far taller than I'd want/need.

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Glws in reply to @jono84

yes, height is tricky if you are so inclined to keep it minimal. larger road forks like older genesis equilibrium disc forks could take 35mm tyres. if you wanted to go disc.

i just checked for reference, my kinesis cx canti forks clear 38mm tyres but yes : a-c is just over 40cm.

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