WTB: 26er fork. Rigid or bouncy.

Posted on Fri 1st, July 2022

• #1

Ptown

Looking for a cheap 26er fork for a pub bike. Rigid preferred, bouncy absolutely fine. V’s or Disc. Can pickup from south in a couple weeks, maybe north later in the month, otherwise posted at your leisure. Cheers!
• #2

EskimoJohnson

You looking for a 1" or 1 1/8" ? Got a 1" threaded fork off an old hardrock if that works for you
• #3

mind_maze

I have a cheap one going here https://www.lfgss.com/conversations/360520/ (#25)
• #4

Ptown in reply to @EskimoJohnson

1 1/8” - thanks!
• #5

¡apesta!

I've got a rigid tange 26" touring fork you can have for postage+small forum donation. Can't promise speedy postage though, got the 'ronie at the moment.

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