Bontrager Switchblade Fork Question?

[Retro_Roy]

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i see we have a thread resurrection.
since last time, I have managed acquired one of the
curved bladed forks I was inquiring about.
thanks hollister for the added info.

 

[hollister]

Nice!

On the inside of the dropout, right below the leg there should be some numbers etched in. Curious to know what yours are

 

[walleater]

Composite

I guess we are both correct. By the time I bought my Comp(etition) fork, Composite was the general name for Bontrager's forks, with the Competition being the specific name for the higher end Composite fork:

http://mombat.org/93bonty5.JPG

 

[Mr.Toad]

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Here's my curvy/fillet brazed/u-braked composite fork.

Bike build has progressed much further since I snapped this picture, still on-hold until I find some appropriate brake levers....

 

[Mr.Toad]

Re:

and the dropout.....

 

[Retro_Roy]

Nice!

On the inside of the dropout, right below the leg there should be some numbers etched in. Curious to know what yours are

hi hollister
there are no markings what so ever on my fork blades.
went over them top to bottom with a fine tooth comb.
they have been repainted the white, maybe paint
is thick and filled them in.

 

[Keri-WMS]

Well due to having baby-related-bills I've just had to admit defeat and put mine on eBay! :-(

"One day I'll be rich" and I'm going to buy all this stuff back again and build several bikes!!!!!!!

 

[Retro_Roy]

Just doing a bit of cross referencing here. Funny how Rod's memory is better now
than 10+ years ago.

https://www.retrobike.co.uk/threads/off-road-toad-prototype-build.451745/