London Fixed-gear and Single-speed SJS Cycles

Does anyone know when the Volume Fu Manchu fork will be available in the UK? and any word on the cost...?

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TokyoFixedGear will be getting them in stock, give max a shout for price and availability.

Thanks... when i find out more i will share the details....

it's my second fu man chu related post in less than a week

200€ price in germany

should arrive end next month or something like that

Any update on this? only ones i can seem to find in the UK are green.

Had an email back from Max at tokyofixed on 2nd Jul, sorry forgot to share the info.........:


Hey,
I think they will be around £130. They should be in soon and go out fast!
Let me know if you would like to back order!
Cheers
Max

Max Lewis
+44 (0)788 777 6133
+44 (0)207 313 9720
www.TokyoFixedGear.com

They have green one's in stock on the website at the moment. Not sure if it's worth waiting around for more colours to be shipped seeing as they cost half as much as the V3 Frame does. It's either them or identiti park forks but i'm not sure if the steerer length is long enough for the 56 frame. Can't find many others (in white) with a low a2c and a reasonable price. Decisions, dicisions!

only thing i could find to fit the 56cm frame steerer was the DMR trailblade 2's, got mine (without pivots) from Wiggle but looks like they're out of stock right now

Oh dear! good job i didn't rush into buying the identiti's. Are you running the V3 56 or an earlier model? What's the DMR a2c like, not too high? I wouldn't have even thought about the forks throwing the geo out until someone told me on here.

Trailblade 2
Item Specifications
Axle to Crown Length 428 mm
Crown Race 30.0
Steerer Tube Length 260 mm
Brake Type Disc
Wheel Size 26"
Disc Mount Type 51mm I.S. Front
Front Hub Spacing 100 mm
Front Axle Type 9x1
Wheel Mount Center Offset 0 mm
Material 4130 CroMoly
Steerer Tube 1-1/8" Threadless
Brake Usage F/R Front

......So 8mm longer A to C than the Volume forks....

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cheaper option:
http://www.allterraincycles.co.uk/product/0372.html

They sound perfect! I'm after white ones though :(

Everywhere seems to say they are 440mm a2c maybe i'm looking at the wrong thing.

Where can i get some of these in a 1" ?

You can't, what trick frame on earth has a 1 inch steerer anyway?!

Yeah i think they are actually 440mm,but that info's from DMRs site i think...

As James says not many trick frames have 1" steerer so you don't have too many options:

From tricktrack.com http://www.tricktrack.org/forums/viewtopic.php?t=462

Okay since there seems to be a lot of questions about what forks work for what and how do I make my bike barspin and such I thought a thread would be a solid idea.
Just some general info regarding fork choices: Regardless of head tube size you'll want to look for a (relatively straight) rigid mountain bike fork. Some for of steel is probably your best option. Most cool kids use steel forks anyway, so why bother with carbon or aluminum?

Options for both head tube sizes:
-650c or 26" wheel
-changing to a headsets with a taller bottom race gives about 1/4" more clearance
1" head tube options:
-For threadless:
--Custom head tube spacer
--Kona P2 fork
--Starfuckers 0 Rake triple crown fork. Custom order $120
--Kinetic fork
--INZIST Bicycle barspin folk
-For Threaded:
--Most old threaded rigid mountain bike forks
--Converting your bike to threadless

They say that they make them though!
So you must be able to get them somewhere!

they definately do, i've read somewhere too about 1inch trick forks. They were either brooklyn ones or something like that. If you can't find any specific trick forks i would go with the kona P2, it's cheap too.

Any ideas which headsets have tall bottom races?

Yeah, but not very strong... don't do drops onto them... i bent a set only doing 1-1.5 foot drops....

bent a the volume 1" fork dangeruss?!

Sorry.. bad quoting... amended, no the Kona P2 fork....

was going to say, yeah they seem fairly week when i looked at them!