A straight 1" carbon fork?

Easton do them but they ain't cheap.

http://www.chainreactioncycles.com/Models.aspx?PartnerID=79&ModelID=11587

if you want a straight carbon fork with a alu steerer in 1" give me a shout, i've got an itm spider that i never used......

I also want to add that I want it drilled.
So carbon or carbon/alu or alu - 1" - threadless - pivot>250mm - drilled - straight if possible

drilled alzo...

What about Wound Up?

A post from Rakan, from 2007. Responded to by Roberto, in 2009.

Awesome! :)

O-ops!

Just a little detail! :)

Roberto's back!!!!!

The wound up is very nice, Roberto, although a new one is a bit pricey for me... Looking for less than £100.

I also want to add that I want it drilled.
So carbon or carbon/alu or alu - 1" - threadless - pivot>250mm - drilled - straight if possible

http://www.italian-solutions.co.uk/product.php?productid=161643&cat=284&page=1

@pifko I've seen that, unfortunately the alpina is out of stock everywhere (ribble, italian solutions...).

What about Wound Up?

I have one just like this (with the carbon steerer) for sale but was looking to get a little more than £100.

I have a pair of Easton ones which i bought ages ago and managed to build a sub 6kg fixed... but also looking for a little more than £100!

I just got the Alpina forks on ebay...
http://cgi.ebay.fr/ws/eBayISAPI.dll?ViewItem&item=200402247092&ssPageName=STRK:MEWNX:IT
I'll let you know if they're good

none of the links work anymore. does anyone know where i can get on of the forks with the same sort of shape as the the one tilover was selling here?
or do you know if prolite do their giavanni in 1 inch?

Colnago fork, and the Wound Up is pretty close, they're sold in TokyoFixedGear too.

A post from Rakan, from 2007. Responded to by Roberto, in 2009.

Awesome! :)

Yeah, this was really good.

all i get out of this thread is how much your ^ attitude has gone downhill. look how polite you were.

Poof!

Er... Predictive text fail.

Clearly that was supposed to be "Ooof"

Oh you poof.