For various reasons I'm looking for a new set of forks for the front of my modern crosser. Anyone recommend a set of strong & reliable forks in either carbon or steel. After an initial look quite like the look of the columbus tusk fork here > http://www.columbustubi.com/eng/4_2_21.htm . Otherwsie may just go for steel...
Modern Cross forks
- Thread starter john
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I'm happy with my Winwood Muddy carbon
Early ones had some brake stud flex and require heaps of pad toe in to stop the squealing/shuddering
Also heard good things about the Reynolds forks, but they have same brake stud issues
Hard to look past the Project 2 TB in 700c variety, for inexpensive and steel
Early ones had some brake stud flex and require heaps of pad toe in to stop the squealing/shuddering
Also heard good things about the Reynolds forks, but they have same brake stud issues
Hard to look past the Project 2 TB in 700c variety, for inexpensive and steel
Easton EC70 or EC90 forks
90s are sooo light but can suffer from brake judder with not perfectly set up cantilevers.
My EC90s work a treat with my 1992 Campagnolo MTB cantilevers and I've had zero issues using them off road while out with the local XC boys on their 80 - 120 mm bikes.
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90s are sooo light but can suffer from brake judder with not perfectly set up cantilevers.
My EC90s work a treat with my 1992 Campagnolo MTB cantilevers and I've had zero issues using them off road while out with the local XC boys on their 80 - 120 mm bikes.
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