1994 Cadex PS-S2 Fork & Seatpost Questions

[Blumpking]

Wondering if anyone might be able to help. I’ve got a 1994 Cadex frame on the way that I picked up for a good price for a pub bike. I’m away travelling and want to get some parts delivered for when I get back.

Wondering if anyone happens to know if the Cadex frames of the era took a 1 1/8” fork? Also will need to buy a shim for the seatpost as I know it’s bigger than a 27.2 (have a few 27.2 seatposts spare) but also would like to know what the seatpost diameter is.

I checked the catalogue stored on here but it didn’t shed any light so any help would be greatly appreciated!

Thanks!

 

[Spankyfart]

Giant made tons of bikes, but it "should" most likely take an 1 1/8th.
Early ones did 1" like all the other MTB makers.
Do you have more info? Pictures?

 

[Jourian]

I had a 1993 Cadex CFM1 that took an 1 1/8 fork in original spec.

 

[Once A Hero]

Had a '93 CFM 3 which took a 1"1/8th fork, and currently have a '95 CFM 1 which also takes a 1"1/8th headset. Can't see any reason why a '94 model would be any different.

I think the seatpost diameter will be bigger than 27.2mm, I can check mine, but might not be the same for your precise model.

 

[Elev12k]

Seatpost is 30.2 for the CFM-2 of the same modelyear. I think your frame is identical.