Track Forks

[ion_b]

I am getting a new track frame built and looking for some stout forks to put on it.

Can anybody recommend any good, stiff fork for a sprint bike? Carbon, steel or otherwise...

 

[Lasalles]

Im going thru the same thing at the moment.Im getting a steel sprint fram out of Zona and getting carbon track forks.They only work out slightly dearer than steel forks.

 

[ion_b]

What brand are you getting?

 

[Lasalles]

I think its a Columbus specific track fork.Its from http://www.hillbrick.com.au/

 

[Zac]

Don't forget BT or Corima.

 

[drewjc]

I am getting a new track frame built and looking for some stout forks to put on it.

Can anybody recommend any good, stiff fork for a sprint bike? Carbon, steel or otherwise...

I use Carbon track forks that Paul Hillbrick distributes (he didn't build my frame though). I think the brand name is Roselli. They have a carbon steerer tube and are built quite solidly. I would recommend them for general track racing as they seem quite stiff and very light for track specific equipment.

 

[ion_b]

I notice that BT now sells a new fork called the Inter-Sprint. I have ridden the old fork from the sprint frame, but not the new one. It is less expensive too.


Anybody offer any comparison or feedback on the new fork?

 

[Lasalles]

I use Carbon track forks that Paul Hillbrick distributes (he didn't build my frame though). I think the brand name is Roselli. They have a carbon steerer tube and are built quite solidly. I would recommend them for general track racing as they seem quite stiff and very light for track specific equipment.

Thats the ones,though i got the forks with the alloy steerer.At the moment there is a set of carbon track forks on ebay by Alpina.Im not selling them but they look pretty good if you need a 1' steerer. http://cgi.ebay.com.au/ws/eBayISAPI.dll?ViewItem&rd=1&item=7110373584&ssPageName=STRK:MEWA:IT