Trade: Steel track fork(240mm steerer) for smaller one (200ish)

Posted on Fri 13th, April 2012

• #1

plxarc

Bought from zygowski on here last night but abit too big (not enough threading)

Reynolds 531 track forks, 1" threaded, 240mm long steerer included 50mm threads. It came from Martyn Ashfield track frameset. A nice fork in good condition with really tiny clearance ( 3mm with 23c tyre ). Looking for something similar.

to go with this

What've you got?

Alex
• #2

plxarc

nobody? Would consider non track forks too...
• #3

plxarc

picture has disapeared but Im still looking to trade, they are a slightly sparkley purple
• #4

plxarc

the search goes on, I now have some chrome forks im looking to swap for something with a steerer of 200mm

http://www.lfgss.com/thread84129.html#post2831710
• #5

dave409787

Just extend the thread on the fork you have
• #6

Rodolfo

^This.. If it is only a little thread extra, you could use parts of an old headset and a vice..
• #7

plxarc

I no longer have the fork with the longer steerer, swapped it for the one that I thought was correct, only to discover now that it is about a 1cm too short. I hate threaded headsets/forks/bikes today
• #8

plxarc

resolved

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