Just like this one: CYCLO-X FORK CROWN FULL SLOPE 25.4 7° OFFSET :: FORK CROWNS :: Nova Cycles Supply Inc. with a 7* offset, but for 28.6 ST. HELP! - Steve.
Just like this one: CYCLO-X FORK CROWN FULL SLOPE 25.4 7° OFFSET :: FORK CROWNS :: Nova Cycles Supply Inc. with a 7* offset, but for 28.6 ST. HELP! - Steve.
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did they get rid of the 28.6 steerer version? I take it this one doesn't have 7 degree offset
Steve Garro, Coconino Cycles.
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Hey Steve:
Closest thing I see is the LC23 from Ceeway. It only gives you 38mm of clearance, but if that is enough, it gives you everything else. The other option is to convert the LC37 to 28.6. If you are interested in that route, we can help. Drop me an E-mail. We do it all the time.
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FWIW, I was looking for the same thing awhile ago and I belive Peter (Ceeway) told me Everest didn't make the 7 degree CX crown in 28.6.
Let us know what you find dude!
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Yep. Spent hours & hours looking at castings yesterday. It's either 40mm blade to blade & 1" ST or 60mm x 1.125". That's the way she rolls. I think I now know every crown made currently :{ - Garro.
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Brent Steelman had used that crown on his cross frames but just thought they may have been available at some point. Maybe he was modifying them as well.
I was thinking about doing some of my own and would be very interested to see how they come out.
Send the LC37 to TK and let him/Jeff work their magic. Makes for a uber-stiff but still wicked light cross fork.
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Steve,
I "think" I have a one. I know I have a 28.6, but I'm not sure it's the straight blade crown. I'll check tonight if you like.
Mine was for curved blades.
Cheers Dazza
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