1” mtb fork

[Brian W]

looking for a mtb fork with 1” steerer. Steerer length needs to be 6 3/4”.

Prefer cannondale,

Thanks

 

[chumaman]

Threaded or Threadless ?
nice NOS option
https://www.ebay.com/itm/Tange-1-Th...486959?hash=item2f2bc0516f:g:OnoAAOSwOc5cbJnN
or
https://www.ebay.com/itm/1-x-6-3-4-...126948?hash=item41f13c2ce4:g:pXcAAOSwuZpbs8H~

 

[black lightning 1987]

Looking for a rigid fork? What year? Lots of early Cannondales used Tange forks.

 

[Brian W]

88/89.

Threaded or Threadless ?
nice NOS option


Tempted to go threadless....

 

[black lightning 1987]

The fork that chumaman linked is a good option. While the early MTBs had lugged Tange forks, by 1988 they were all threaded unicrowns. I might have something similar in the basement, will have to check. Was 6.75" the length you need for threaded?

 

[Brian W]

Yes please...6.75” steerer, threaded.

I’m watching that linked fork.

Thanks, BAW

 

[black lightning 1987]

I found one with exactly that length in the basement. Don't know what it came off of but it's a quality fork, has Campagnolo dropouts. Also found a Tange from a Diamondback that is long enough, but I still have the matching frame. Just mentioning it so you can be on the lookout for Diamondback forks as well.

Before I offer the fork for sale I will need to check the project frames. I have a 1989 3.0 frame in the queue that needs a fork but I am not sure 6.75" will be long enough. If that frame needs a longer fork I will be happy to sell it.

 

[Brian W]

Thread closed, I found fork.