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Brother all-day might work?
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I think people tend to use a 26” long haul trucker fork on there rollers if they want canti’s or a disc upfront.
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Crosscheck fork is slightly longer but makes it easier to fit guards with bigger tyres.
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Hi from Salsa Lip lock cru! Definitely get braze ons, it's to my understanding fairly easy and fast job for a framebuilder. Or if you want so save some weight I reckon most carbon cyclocross forks have close enough axle to crown measurements.
I'm also a happy owner of such 'roller.
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Also considering having some canti studs brazed onto my fork but would be interested to see what people think.
If getting canti studs then probably worth also considering bottle bosses and mudguard eyes.
I did those (but not canti mounts) to my mates Steamy for him and its made it much more usable.
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Anyone know of a decent canti/ v-brake fork for a steamroller?
Been thinking of grabbing one for a while as my frame has rear mounts from a previous owner and the front calliper’s holding me back in tyre clearance for the off road riding I’m doing.
Also considering having some canti studs brazed onto my fork but would be interested to see what people think.
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