Croydian
Dirt Disciple
I've recently been in a similar conundrum of whether to opt for carbon rigid forks as I have never got on with front suspension. In the end I've decided not to bother as I have felt very unsure of carbon seatposts and bars in the past. To the point I changed back to alloy. I'm picking up a pair of Cannondale Fatty R forks tonight basically because I like my Cannondale P-bones so much. After reading the reply about the Pace bonding/twisting issues I'm sticking with alu!! The fact that Cannondale fitted then to their MTB tandems is proof enough they'll be plenty strong enough.