What non-Fat fork for a Yo?

[kase1983]

Accutrax yeti fork?

 

[Radoslaw]

How about Tange Struts? RB member had on his Ti-Fat, looked spot on IMO. It's Ch. Chance design after all and forks can be found in budget Monster/Buck Shaver bikes. Orange P7 are similar to as well.

 

[benbonty]

How about Tange Struts? RB member had on his Ti-Fat, looked spot on IMO. It's Ch. Chance design after all and forks can be found in budget Monster/Buck Shaver bikes. Orange P7 are similar to as well.

I think you mean Orange F7 mate

 

[Radoslaw]

Indeed, sorry.

 

[Loki]

Does not the Yo have a different rake than most of the forks of that period? I am pretty sure it isn't 45 mm. i am thinking 38mm

 

[Nader]

... What else?

just wait two weeks then you will see which fork suits a Yo perfectly.
I will rebuild one by Georg and it will be 100% identical to Yo-Eddy fork.

look here http://www.retrobike.co.uk/forum/viewtopic.php?p=1372511#1372511

 

[ededwards]

Would an RC30 be wrong?

Well, would it?

 

[theredchili]

Would an RC30 be wrong?

Well, would it?

Better than some RC35's and would look great

 

[GoldenEraMTB]

a Yo needs a Yo or BOI fork if going rigid, depending on the year of the Yo. Why put anything else on it?

If you are looking for something to run while you are able to source one, then as other members have stated, something straight; steel; with little rake. So long as it is cheap and temporary.