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  1. 01-22-2013 #1
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    1" Fork Help

    Does anyone know where I can get a 1" CF for without disc mounts? Road bike forks aren't too hard to find but they don't have cantilever mounts. I don't want to buy a used CF fork either.
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  2. 01-22-2013 #2
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    Surley Cross check fork come in 1" thread less.
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  3. 01-23-2013 #3
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    Quote Originally Posted by KDXdog View Post
    Surley Cross check fork come in 1" thread less.
    Thanks, Surly does make a nice fork. I have a steel fork now. I was hoping for a lead on a CF fork.
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    Nashbar Carbon Cyclocross Fork

    Not many 1" out there anymore, besides *bay...

    I was looking for one myself lately, and bought a Surley.
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    Quote Originally Posted by KDXdog View Post
    Nashbar Carbon Cyclocross Fork

    Not many 1" out there anymore, besides *bay...

    I was looking for one myself lately, and bought a Surley.
    I've seen the Nashbar. It's a nice fork. I was just hoping for one without disc mounts.
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    Wound Up makes a very expensive 1" CF fork
    Single and loving it (single speed bike that is)

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  7. 01-23-2013 #7
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    I had a Winwood CF fork with a 1" steerer on Lemond Poprad.
    Got the fork from QBP in about 2006. I'm about 95% sure it was canti-only, no disc mount.
    QBP no longer carries it, but perhaps one might pop up on the 'bay. Worth keeping an eye out for.
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    Quote Originally Posted by mhickey79 View Post
    I had a Winwood CF fork with a 1" steerer on Lemond Poprad.
    Got the fork from QBP in about 2006. I'm about 95% sure it was canti-only, no disc mount.
    QBP no longer carries it, but perhaps one might pop up on the 'bay. Worth keeping an eye out for.
    Thanks, I'll have to keep checking.
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  9. 01-26-2013 #9
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    Quote Originally Posted by CS2 View Post
    Thanks, I'll have to keep checking.
    I remember now, it was called the "dusty 'cross." They also had a "muddy 'cross" - but that model had a disc mount.
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    Edit: I removed my post, it felt too much like I was derailling CS2's thread.
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  11. 02-07-2013 #11
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    Carbon Cycles has awesome CF forks, and some have 1" steerers: CarbonCycles.CC :: Components :: Products

    I've had one with a 1 1/8" steerer for 5 years and I'm still happy with it.
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    Quote Originally Posted by f3rg View Post
    Carbon Cycles has awesome CF forks, and some have 1" steerers: CarbonCycles.CC :: Components :: Products

    I've had one with a 1 1/8" steerer for 5 years and I'm still happy with it.
    Very nice looking forks.
    1982, 1983, 1984, 1985, 1986, 1992 Stumpjumpers. 1995 Waterford 1200, 1999 Waterford RSE, plus a garage full of steel frames.
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