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• #2
This should be good :-)
How fat a tyre could you get in that Jones fork?
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• #3
^ I agree and 3" I guess?
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• #4
Looks that way.
Wow, 26" wheel with 4'' tyre!
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• #5
I'm pretty sure* I've ridden that Jones!
*after some borderline Flickr stalking I can confirm I did have a quick spin on it!
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• #6
Current Jones forks have 135 mm spacing, but mine has the old 100 mm spacing. As such I won't be able to fit an extremely wide tires.
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• #7
Below is a picture of the frameset with some parts on it I had lying around. It looks as if the fork stands a bit higher than it should, so I am hoping that won't affect the ride too much.
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• #8
subbed.
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• #9
that looks awesome!
just curious... is the steerer tube a separate piece so you can get the fork/headset on and off?
Good luck with the build!
Cheers, Matt
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• #10
The steerer tube is a separate piece and can come off.
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• #11
dibs ;)
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• #12
Sweet Jesus, if you ever want to sell that truss fork...
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• #13
Did you ever finish this?
So I picked up a frameset for my new titanium cyclocross / monstercross build. The frame is a Radon Urban Titan trekking frame, which according to the seller was built by German titanium specialist Kocmo. The frame came with a very unusual Jeff Jones titanium truss fork. From what I have read about it, the fork should be pretty spectacular.