Audax style steel fork

Posted on Mon 31st, October 2022

• #1

launchpadboi

looking for something light ish to accommodate 700x32s and caliper brakes. high to mid trail. any functional condition accepted as will be powdercoated. 250mm ballpark steerer requirement. thanks.
• #2

boomboom

how much steerer you need? got some stock equilibrium forks, so carbon / alloy. but with mudguard mounts and I think will clear 32s.

edit - seen you specified steel in the title, woops
• #3

amey

thorn audax?
• #4

launchpadboi in reply to @amey

not specifically thorn but their forks are welcome too. the 853 version would be perfect.

i used the word audax to describe the rough category i'm in. 'performance' steel forks that take 32s and potentially have (mid-blade) rack mounts too.
• #5

amey

i am also after some lol :)

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