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There are a few second-hand option, as said before, but you could look into Time Forks, toward the end they made a few 1" Unthreder IIRC.
There are new options too, namely this:
https://www.ebay.fr/itm/Hylix-One-Inch-Road-Bike-Full-Carbon-Threadless-Fork-1-25-4mm-700C-330g/302235967321The same seller has the matching headset, which is necessary as the fork as an integrated crown
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I tried to find a straight threadless 1" fork, but couldn't.
If you have any suggestion, I'm all ears.
My options, or at least the last time I looked, for 1 inch straight forks, were Time (on it) and Kinesis Wedge or Aero; other potential candidates were Reynolds Ouzo or Tusk.
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Agreed. It was very practical when the bike was my commutourer, but it looks odd now.
I'm thinking of removing the welded rack mounts, and have it resprayed the same colour, but this time the logo will be polished aluminium, and maybe lower stays too. Like a ZR2000 or whatever the following generation alloy triple triangle were....
That or transfering all the components on a Reynolds GT Edge aka the uniGTorn, if I could find one -
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Hi all,
After purchasing my touring bike, I decided to update, or revert rather, my GT Force to a "racing" bike so because I had 3 months of downtime I purchased a few things, namely new larger HB, an SRAM Chainring, and I was given a pair of Mavic R-SYS Red from 2010.
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ATH-IM70: Interchangeable cables, fairly flat frequency response, slightly cheaper than Shures. I prefer the high-end compared to the SE105 I had. Overall good fit. I lost a pair and bought them again. Also, root your phone and get Viper4android if you have an android phone. Best upgrade in a long time: allows to tweak audio response very accurately and will suqeeze out the best of any heapdhones. Oneplus Bullets V2 are also exccellent quality/price ratio, if a bit too bassy, they're really not bad for the price: cheap and cheerful!
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I somewhat get the HHSRB-ness, but it's a bit of a mess isn't it?
I mean, it's just a collection of expensive and rare-ish parts with no real coherence...
And come on: Rotor cranks, and flat pedals? Ergo-Stem and Ergon seatpost? that makes no sense IMO. Feels like the owner deliberately picked parts to avoid having too light of a bike...
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This is a long shot:
I have 2 saddles on my 2 bikes: a Concor Supercorsa that I find a bit hard but I like the shape and support, and a brooks Cambium C17 Shaped: I like the width and shape overall but find it too hard.I'm going on a 200km ride soon and was wondering if somebody with similar buttendencies could recommend a confortable touring saddle?
Should I just not bother trying to find something new and buy padded undies/shorts instead?
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I remember that I had this after I had the Time Straight Fork:
https://www.wiggle.fr/fourche-tifosi-carbone-route-1-pouce/?sku=5360356754
Tifosi make a 1 inch threadless with or without eyelets, it's not straight, so slightly less "cool", but it wasn't all that heavy and did the job.