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Ouzo pro...?

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  1. Hi folks,

    I;ve just got my stuff transferred over to NZ from the UK,
    and have found that our delightful moving company have
    managed to snap the forks on my Softride ( sorry Craig! ).

    Given that it's a 1 inch steerer, and a 650c wheelset,
    is there a better replacement than the Reynolds Ouzo Pro
    out there???

    Cheers,

    Steve

  2. Steve said:

    Hi folks,

    I;ve just got my stuff transferred over to NZ from the UK,
    and have found that our delightful moving company have
    managed to snap the forks on my Softride ( sorry Craig! ).

    Given that it's a 1 inch steerer, and a 650c wheelset, is
    there a better replacement than the Reynolds Ouzo Pro out
    there???

    Craig Calfee? Are you out there? I'm still totally happy
    with my 2 Tetras. Your bike is the best.

    (I'm sure Softride is okay, too, Steve.)

    Ruth Kazez

  3. If they invoked enough energy to snap off the fork I would
    be a bit concerned about the frame and head tube weld.

    Ken

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    Quoted message said:

    Hi folks,

    I;ve just got my stuff transferred over to NZ from the UK,
    and have found that our delightful moving company have
    managed to snap the forks on my Softride ( sorry Craig! ).

    Given that it's a 1 inch steerer, and a 650c wheelset, is
    there a better replacement than the Reynolds Ouzo Pro out
    there???

    Cheers,

    Steve

  4. IMKen said:

    If they invoked enough energy to snap off the fork I would
    be a bit concerned about the frame and head tube weld.

    Ken

    "Steve" <[email hidden]> wrote in message
    "]news:[email hidden]...

    Quoted message said:

    Hi folks,

    I;ve just got my stuff transferred over to NZ from the UK,
    and have found that our delightful moving company have
    managed to snap the forks on my Softride ( sorry Craig! ).

    Given that it's a 1 inch steerer, and a 650c wheelset, is
    there a better replacement than the Reynolds Ouzo Pro out
    there???

    Cheers,

    Steve


    Hi Ken,

    it looks like it was a sideways blow... from the sofa, which
    has a hole in it! The fork's snapped on the inside about
    2/3rds of the way up, and the steerer is in perfect
    condition. As the frame's a Softride, it's pretty strong in
    that area!

    It's a crying shame to see an otherwise pristing set of Ouzo
    pro aero forks in this condition ):

    Cheers,

    Steve

  5. I've got the new Easton EC-90 Aero. I love the fork, and it
    is 100% carbon.

    Steve said:

    Hi folks,

    I;ve just got my stuff transferred over to NZ from the UK,
    and have found that our delightful moving company have
    managed to snap the forks on my Softride ( sorry Craig! ).

    Given that it's a 1 inch steerer, and a 650c wheelset, is
    there a better replacement than the Reynolds Ouzo Pro out
    there???

    Cheers,

    Steve

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