[Bicyclist]

Does anyone know who makes a steel rigid 1" threadless non suspension-corrected fork for mountain bikes with ample mud clearance and v-brake mounts only? I know it'll be hard to find, but if you've got any ideas let me know.

Thanks in advance!
Mark

 

[Toshi]

try your local LBS. sounds like any number of old forks lying around there will do, and they'll probably sell 'em to you for $15 or so . well, apart from the 1" bit...

 

[sanjuro]

I did a search of Quality Bike Products, and I found only one fork (Tange), and it was out of stock. I think you better search the junk bins of your LBS or get a new frame.

 

[Angus]

give Walt a shout at Waltworks, he makes nice XC rigid forks....

WaltWorks

 

[indieboy]

www.ifbikes.com
custom made. call them up on monday or tuesday, they'll be able to tell you whatcya need to know

 

[Bicyclist]

Do you know what one of those would run approx.?

 

[Bicyclist]

Oh, and I work at an LBS with tons of rigid forks but most are bent/too short. Rigid is all the rage in Ojai so we really don't have any nice ones either. I may consider welding my own.

 

[BikeGeek]

Webcyclery
Speedgoat

 

[Muuqi]

www.desalvocycling.com cost on a fork from mike is about 100 or so. . .

EDIT: whoops. . .I meant www.desalvocycles.com, my bad.

 

[Bicyclist]

www.desalvocycling.com cost on a fork from mike is about 100 or so. . .

:redX:

 

[indieboy]

if you work at a shop the boys at IF will work an EP purchase for you. even if you're not on a dealer list. still a bit pricy but you get waht you pay for.