rigid forks

[clockworkgazz]

Have a mate who is looking for a rigid front fork, and I Quote

"needing inch and an eighth ahead and would be willing to pay up to about 15 quid...maybe a wee bit more for something half decent"

Anyone have anything that fits the bill?

Cheers

Gary

 

[jimihendrix]

I've got a set here, early 90's, were on my Zaskar, Tange big forks i think, can't be sure though, steerer is cut to about 185mm.

Also have a set of Rock shock indys for £25 if he's interested, same steerer length.

 

[clockworkgazz]

Thanks for that will get him to contact you , he is in south glasgow so quite handy- do you have a picture of the forks (tange big)? How much would you like for them?

Cheers

 

[jimihendrix]

Here you go

Like i said i think they are Tange but would'nt like someone to buy them on the strength of that as i can't be sure, his £15 will do for them , he'll need to fit a star nut as there is none in the steerer.

They could do with a coat of paint or a touch up if he's fussy, but they are straight solid forks.

 

[clockworkgazz]

Thanks for that, loving the clockwork entering stage left, nice paint job.

 

[jimihendrix]

Cheer's , still early days with the Clockwork, will post some pics of it once it's a bit further on, intended it to be a budget build but of course it's turned out to be not so budget now :shock:

Be nice once it's done though and it's the first proper steel bike i've owned

 

[clockworkgazz]

Have a purple hot rod handlebar which has been chopped very short will measure if you want. I replaced it on the clockwork with an easton bar but you are more than welcome to have it for a few quid if you need it for the build?

 

[xizang]

I've got a set of triple butted forks off a GT as well and a set of Indy's. Must be a GT owner thing