Disc mount CX forks
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I've no weight but this steel fork from Sniper Racing looks light:
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WOW! That looks great! I was thinking about adding a rear disk brake to my bike, but I was just not sure how it would look, but if it looks half as good as the job you did I would be happy.
Scott Scale 940 2022
Thanks
Ruben
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Ruben
RubenJ wrote:WOW! That looks great! I was thinking about adding a rear disk brake to my bike, but I was just not sure how it would look, but if it looks half as good as the job you did I would be happy.
You could add a disk brake on your bike if you have disk tabs on your frame and fork. If it doesn't, you could purchase a adaptor for your frame and change your fork.
I do not advice this since it would make your bike heavier. The best thing you could do is purchase a new and lighter frame.
I'm sure that prize would go to the woundup disk fork...
http://advancedcomposites.com/woundup.htm
it's not on their website yet, but I've seem them and they are sweet!
http://advancedcomposites.com/woundup.htm
it's not on their website yet, but I've seem them and they are sweet!
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The Team X Disc Cross Fork is also available. It has a thoroughly tested standard 160mm universal disc brake mount to hold up to the most extreme braking forces.