Rigid disc brake forks

[KermitGKona88]

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£40 posted

 

[rugbyleaguebiker]

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Not keen on cutting off the bosses, but the surly ones sound more promising. The dmr frame has removable v brake mounts (I mean completely rather than unscrewing the boss, leaving a threaded hole to plug) so they could be 8n keeping with that.

Any chance of a pic or link to a set online? What colour are they?

I misunderstood..... I know people cut them off forks. I’ll have a look if the bosses unscrew when i’n Down the shed later and let you know

 

[bhill22]

Ian
Any use
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[ishaw]

Ian
Any use
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If they were for a 26er and had a longer steerer......

 

[rugbyleaguebiker]

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The bosses on the on one forks don’t screw out mate, so probably no good to you. They’ve been sitting around since I bought them a year ago from “like clockwork” so can’t see them going far if you get stuck

 

[SEANSTEPHENS]

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Ive got some onza rigid forks for sale. 850g. V and disk but the studs are removable. They are currently silver but it wouldn’t be a shame to paint them black

Sean

 

[ishaw]

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They sound ok, what are you after for them and do you have any pics?

My preference is to get a set already black (or matching grey) without v bosses to be honest.

Did DMR make a fork with the APS brake attachment, the same as some of their frames?

 

[SEANSTEPHENS]

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£35 posted https://www.pinkbike.com/photo/15737855/

 

[ishaw]

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Still looking.

 

[LUBO78]

Have a nice set of exotic carbon forks. £60 posted. kev