Hi. I'm interested in upgrading the fork on my mid-90's steel Colnago with a
carbon-fiber fork. For aesthetic reasons I was hoping to score a used
Colnago carbon fork with a threaded steel steerer. I'm not really
interested in replacing headset, stem, bars, etc. to go threadless.
However, I can't seem to find a used or new carbon Colnago fork with a
threaded steel steerer. Can any Colnago experts out there confirm whether
or not Colnago ever made threaded carbon forks? TIA
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Opus said:
Hi. I'm interested in upgrading the fork on my mid-90's steel Colnago with a
carbon-fiber fork. For aesthetic reasons I was hoping to score a used
Colnago carbon fork with a threaded steel steerer. I'm not really
interested in replacing headset, stem, bars, etc. to go threadless.
However, I can't seem to find a used or new carbon Colnago fork with a
threaded steel steerer. Can any Colnago experts out there confirm whether
or not Colnago ever made threaded carbon forks? TIAI sold Colnagos in the mid-late 90s and I don't think there were any
threaded carbon forks from Colnago. Straight blade steel were threaded
but when they became carbon, they were 1 inch and threadless, I think.
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