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• #102
Just noticed you can buy those "whisk" forks on their own.. nice looking for the right build, and they're only 50 notes.
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• #103
Sano has really fat hands so needs extra volume up front.
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• #104
i dont think the volume forks suit the bike at all
but they only used that fork to keep cost down
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• #105
the forks are shit, deserve to be binned
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• #106
Sorry to restart an old thread, but I've just bought a volume cutter raw (going to be taking the decals off and make it look nice). Was just wondering if I can get a few recommendations for a fork. I'm not really pulling any bar spins or anything like that, and it will be my main ride so I like to have a pretty smooth feel. Hence, I'm kinda shying away from the rigid forks that most people stick on the cutter.
Styling wise I really like classic forks, but not sure how this will go. I was thinking some of the surly road forks, but was wondering about clearance etc as I've always bought frames and matched forks. The frame specs are here: http://www.volumebikes.com/img/cutters/fixed-gear-frame-specs-53.gifThanks for the help guys!
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• #107
handsomedog fork, think 14 bikes co stock them.
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• #108
he doesn't want those, looking for a 'smooth ride'.
EDIT - if it were me I'd buy the ones you suggest Ed and put afatter tyredonk on it. -
• #109
Just bought a Cutter V3 and i was wondering if anyone knows if the 'Identiti Park' forks steerer is long enough to fit the 56 size cutter. I've read that it is a short streerer but can't find measurements of both the frame and the fork.
Edit - and still have room to barspin (bars not hitting toptube)
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• #110
cutter v2 56cm steerertube was 163mm
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• #111
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Edit - and still have room to barspin (bars not hitting toptube)
This will depend on your bars/stem.
Spacers may or may not sort you out but the bars went all the way round on my old bike, and I had no spacers...
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• #112
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hello guys,
may i know izzit volume cutter sizing is diffrent then other bike?
because my friend said the bb is quite high..
is that true?newbie here
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• #113
newbie here
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• #114
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• #115
Wac
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• #116
hello guys,
may i know izzit volume cutter sizing is diffrent then other bike?
because my friend said the bb is quite high..
is that true?newbie here
I used to have a 57cm old bianchi road bike (fixed set up) and it was maybe a tiny bit to big for me but wasn't uncomfortable at all. I went for the 56cm cutter and it's way too big for me, my balls rest on the toptube with my feet just about flat on the floor! I've got used to it and it's fine now but my next trick frame will be a 53/54. Hope this has helped?
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• #117
I'm after a 50cm V1 in Silver if anyone spots one.
id rather have a big tire on the back and a 28 on the front
maybe even 25