Kenisis forks...experiences

[Harryburgundy]

Now I'm not really in the market to spend £111 on some rigid forks but I do wonder if anyone has any experience of these. I had thought alloy forks might be a bit harsh
http://pages.ebay.com/link/?nav=item.vi ... ID=EBAY-GB

 

[KermitGKona88]

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Don't know about those ones but I had/have alloy forks on my 91' Muddy Fox team and I loved/love them

 

[mattr]

I had the cross versions on my cross bike (hardly surprising!) and they were really nice, tracked well, not too harsh, not *too* heavy.

But i was offered some brand new carbons, which were even nicer.

The aluminiums are probably still in the storeroom of the shop i got the carbons from! (Tiny steerer tubes on most of my forks!)

 

[mattr]

Oh, you can probably find some proper carbons for not a huge amount more (proper as in carbon tubes, not carbon wrapped aluminium)

I paid under 150 quid for the carbons (element spar-Q) on my winter/training/towing MTB. I've seen them for 130 (but not for a couple of years)

And its Kinesis.

 

[Harryburgundy]

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I prefer Kenisis

Thanks for the replies

 

[kyle888]

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90 quid here http://www.chainreactioncycles.com/mobi ... -prod49590

 

[Harryburgundy]

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Cheers but they are not the same. Have disc mount which I don't want and 437mm crown height, but your link is appreciated