Wanted: Columbus Max fork (ideally Merckx)

Posted on Thu 22nd, August 2013

• #1

SimonC

I know this is a long shot - I'm now the proud owner (for the third time - kick me if I try to sell this one) of an Merckx MX Leader frame, but no matching fork. I'm hoping someone has either a matching Merckx fork, or any other 1" Columbus Max fork.
• #2

marxist_vulcan

OK.....not merkcx....or I think Max.....chrome Columbus forks built by Roberts....631g....so light.....don't know what exactly......steerer...1''...thread less with star fangled nut......181mm steerer.....immaculate......pics on request.....what I paid......£100 posted
• #3

atomlab

One happy day for you mate!

https://www.bricklanebikesshop.co.uk/products/eddy-merckx-700c-fork-1

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