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Revision as of 18:08, 12 September 2007
Contents
The Fork
The fork will be a steel handmade fork. It will be made so that one of the more popular carbon forks can be put on the bike without screwing up the geometry.
Reynolds, Easton and True Temper are major players in this market.
43mm offset seems to be the favorite these days. Although 40, 44, 45, and 50mm offsets are available
Easton EC90 Forks have 43mm rakes with axle to crown lengths of 365 ± 1mm on curved forks and 364 ± 1mm on straight bladed forks.
Alpha Q forks tend to use 44mm offsets with 371mm axle to crown distances.
Reynolds forks tend to use 372mm axle to crown distances and 43mm offsets.
The fork will be made 372mm x 43mm.
The Parts
- Steerer Tube: True Temper OX Platinum MSRDLT, $14.10, 28.6mm, 1.65/1.14 Wall
- Fork Blades: DEDACCIAI COM ROAD OVAL (DED_CRFB_OVL_9), $33.20, 390mm
- Generic drop-outs
- Custom 4130 crown race seat
- 1.000 x 0.035 41030 struts
- 0.028 4130 caps
Notes
- Blades cut to 348mm
- 23mm under crown race seat
- 30 degree struts.
- 1.00x.035 struts, ovalized to 1.125x
- 1.375" steerer mitre
- Cut down drop outs.
The Process
A generic steerer.
The True Temper steerer of the same length.
