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Get a bigger tyre.
Get a different fork.
Alter the fork, via Ted James.
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File the drop outs.
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Get an eccentric front hub. will only work some of the time though...
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More air pressure.
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Filler under the bridge, then paint corresponding colour...
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Imagine its closer.
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Ok... that's my lot.
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The wheels I have are 700c - do you think 25c gyres would do to cut the inch gap?
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No.
The wheels I have are 700c - do you think 25c gyres would do to cut the inch gap?
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The wheels I have are 700c - do you think 25c gyres would do to cut the inch gap?
If you can find a 'gyre' it may well do the trick.
If you mean tyre: I'm not allowed on the internet any longer but I seem to remember something called Google. Alternatively, have you heard of 'calculators'? There may even be one on your computer...
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Cut the forks and weld them back up again. Or you could try putting a magnet in the bottom of the steerer
Ted would be able to alter the forks for you for a price. If you are interested I'll pm you his number.
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No.
Bugger. I'll look into filing then
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Ted would be able to alter the forks for you for a price. If you are interested I'll pm you his number.
Yes plz that'd be great!
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Filing won't either.
Bugger. I'll look into filing then
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@oz how would a magnet work on this?
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This is the first and last time I will ever use this term...
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@oz how would a magnet work on this?
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Minimal clearance - how?
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I really want to get the distance between my fork and wheel cut to a minimum. Unfortunately there isn't any bike shops in my area so I haven't got anyone to ask. Can anyone here tell me how to reduce the gap between front fork and tyre?