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• #76177
new forks for the TT bike today
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• #76178
Emails Ryan? he got a bit on his plate but I'm sure he can give you some estimation for your new touring bike Brother Tom.
I'm still very much at the umming and ahing stage, Woodrup, Feather, Ted, or Oak is my dilemma.
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• #76179
What exactly is tour reason behind enve fork? If looks then there are some options out there, columbus mud is one the good ones.
Road fork not CX, and its a combo of yeah its a good fork and it looks awesome
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• #76180
Bespoked this weekend, go and find someone who makes nice stuff within your pricerange who doesn't have an epic wait time.
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• #76181
what is a normal price these days? I got mine (1'') for 30€ a year or two ago and lost a 1 1/8'' pair that sold for 76€ on the 'bay recently cause the seller didn't open the auction to international bidders despite saying me would... i thought those would easily go for over 100€
Well they sometimes pop up on Marktplaats (dutch), so I sent a quick email and got these for 60 euro's including shipping costs. But I think they normally go for a bit more, I think around 100 euro's for the 1 inch version and a bit more for the 1 1/8 version.
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• #76182
Aparrently there were a load of failures at testing stage on the latest run of Enve... I'd be investigating something else.
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• #76183
I'd get a custom Triton frame.
Ti ftw :)
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• #76184
I'm still very much at the umming and ahing stage, Woodrup, Feather, Ted, or Oak is my dilemma.
Fair enough, the biggest advantage of the waiting time is that it helped me finalised some thing with my custom, so the final build is slightly different to how it originally started.
Originally intended for 700c with cantilevers, full rack mount and integrated shifters, which now turn into a 650B with centrepull and downtube shifter.
The main reason why I went for Oak and not other was that he's near, and being deaf it's much easier for me to drop in and talk to him with some ideas and suggestion like people used to do in the past, that and his recent work show a real ingenuity in building a very specific custom frame, the MTB he build for Nik is a pure testimonial for that.
What steal the deal for me was that after I've spoken to him, he drew up a quick geometry chart that resemblance a typical French Randonneur geometry before I start throwing Rene Herse geo chart at his face, which show that he understood exactly what I wanted.
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• #76185
second hand Enve forks can be found pretty regularly as 1000AA says
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• #76186
^ where have you found them?
Seen a few come up on american bay but nothing in the UK
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• #76187
thats the best advantage of being a midget :D 2nd hand forks with enough steerer left
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• #76188
dont be fooled by the blog game man its just a fork with a sticker :D
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• #76189
^ rep
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• #76190
Aparrently there were a load of failures at testing stage on the latest run of Enve... I'd be investigating something else.
ha, thats a first.
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• #76191
^^^doesn't have Enve
^has Enve
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• #76192
insider info
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• #76193
Well they sometimes pop up on Marktplaats (dutch), so I sent a quick email and got these for 60 euro's including shipping costs. But I think they normally go for a bit more, I think around 100 euro's for the 1 inch version and a bit more for the 1 1/8 version.
Yeah sounds about right (overpriced of course) but about right.
The major problem is getting hold of the 1 1/8'' ones. If you happen to see some on Marktplaats give me a heads up please! -
• #76194
I shamelessly want to replicate Scotts (BRP) v1 gangsta set-up (which was clearly stolen from scoble)
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• #76195
thats the best advantage of being a midget :D 2nd hand forks with enough steerer left
look at my post from the prev page to find out how this can be phrased a bit more polite :D
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• #76197
+1
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• #76198
Feather, Ted
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• #76199
How mine is looking in its current state. Quite a few bits on the 'to do' list...
I can haz rourke plz? :(