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Advice required non-integrated road forks
I am building a Lynskey titanium road frame but am having trouble sourcing a suitable non-integrated 1" 1/8
set of carbon forks.
Can anyone suggest a suitable fork that won't cost the earth?
If you're new please join in and if you have questions pop them below and the forum regulars will answer as best we can.
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Integrated and non-integrated forks are interchangeable - it's just that the integrated fork has a flared crown to match up with the headtube. If you use a integrated fork with a regular headset, it matches up with the lower headset race anyway as they're both similar size.
I think that most "integrated" forks will work with a non-integrated headset, but not visa versa. The problem might be appearance, but the crown race headset cup of a headset like an FSA Orbit II XL flares out quite a bit and looks OK.
Burls sell titanium forks. http://www.burls.co.uk/shop/forks-c-125.html
They'd look pretty special on a Lynskey.
how about these? http://www.kinesisbikes.co.uk/product.php?id=16