Your favorite rigid fork

[Major22]

P2's and for modern Salsa Cromoto Grande Will pretty soon be able to try out Ritchey logics.

 

[Splatter Paint]

Urg, rigid! :shock: If it has to be rigid then something with curved, tapered legs for a bit 'o' bounce. They also look more retro, something like WD's spinner / Marin job.

SP

 

[makster]

Overbury's own, as used front and back

http://www.retrobike.co.uk/forum/viewto ... =overburys

http://www.retrobike.co.uk/forum/viewto ... =overburys

 

[bushpig]

Cunningham Type II

Potts Type II

Mantis

Salsa Bi-Plane

Cunningham Type I

Breezer Box Crown

Ibis Type II

And more!

 

[dyna-ti]

Oo crumbs :? bit of a dilemma between pace rc-30 or U.G.L.I :? both very nice to the eye

 

[procaliber91]

Gary Fisher Evolution

 

[stubbsy]

love my pace rc31

cheers

stubbsy

 

[FluffyChicken]

I always liked the
* Orange Alu Fork (no idea who made them), looked good and rode well especially in silver on a black bike.

I also liked

*Tange Super Big are a nice fork too.
Super Big in the wild

* The Tange Struts (and the many similar looking forks) look good on certain bikes.


I always wanted some
*PACE RC30 BiTD then I got some BiTD (second gen chromed). Horrible forks imho, not for me. Can look nice, but the weight and ride was horrendous.


Wouldn't mind some
* Syncros PowerLites though, I think they look really good on some bikes, but can look out of place on others.
No idea how they ride, hopefully better than the PACE.

 

[mikee]

aesthetically it has to be syncros /switchblades/rc30/31's

functionally its got to be spinner x's , as fitted to my old gt s/s
a nice direct yet plush rigid fork

 

[dendy]

Imo not suitable for anything other than a Saracen but my favourite, mainly cos they are rock hard to get hold of..

and another set in orange: