Wanted: Colnago chrome forks

Posted on Fri 7th, June 2013

• #1

strangertothelight

I am looking for some Colnago forks to go on my nuovo mexico, as the originals have been cut too short, and they are generally slightly knackered.
I am finding it impossible though to find any that aren't of the type with sloping shoulders, but the angular ones, such as in this photo:

http://www.flickr.com/photos/28267220@N05/4481201198/
photo taken from google search.

I need them to fit a 57cm frame.

Also looking for a Cinelli Volare SLX (not black)
• #2

boggy

I'm after one to fit my 55cm super frame. Maybe I can buy yours? What's length on yours?
• #3

strangertothelight

Sorry, only just seen this. I need them currently until i can find some with a longer steerer unfortunately. They seem pretty hard to come by...

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