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Exotic rigid carbon forks for 130kg rider... Danger or not
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not many carbon forks rated as ok for a big un.
salsa firestarters are and travers prongs.  not much help, sorry.
but found this.
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eXotic Carbon Rigid MTB Fork -Tapered Steerer
Post Mount Disc
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49cm 29er
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49cm 29er
Description:
49cm 29er
For 29er
Stunning flagship carbon mountain bike fork with 7075 Al 1.1/8 to 1.1/2 Tapered Steerer, carbon fibre tube stanchions and forged 6061 Al dropouts.
This fork is disc brake specific and has a POST mount.
Rigorously tested to EN and DIN standards
Brake Mount
Disc Specific, Post Mount
Steerer Diameter
1 1/8 inch to 1 1/2 inch (threadless ahead steerer)
Steerer Material
7075 Al
Uncut steerer length
265mm
Offset/Rake
42mm
Diameter of leg tubes
34mm
Width between dropouts
100mm
Width of fork brace
83mm
Crown to underside of brace
25mm
Options and weight:Â VIEWÂ FORKÂ SELECTOR
Recommended rider weight limit: 97.5kg (215lbs)
Bike Type
Wheel Size
Material
Brake Mounts
Steerer
Length
Geom' Corrected for
Weight
Code
Comment
MTB
26 in
650b
29er / 700c
Carbon (3K)
PM Disc
Tapered 7075 Al
49.0cm
26 in:
150mm
650b:
130mm, 140mm,
29er / 700c:
100mm, 120mm,
130mm
0.89Kg (1.96 Lbs)
CC-F0F90
see full table
97kgs limit.
I avoided the Exotic one at 120KG, instead going for a Whippet and their own carbon fork, which is I believe a relatively standard Chinese made item.
Handled my riding and everything I threw at it easily. Even with skinny tyres, I gave it a bit of a bashing and it didn't break. Granted I'm wheels on the ground, but even so.
That bike has been sold but now have a Sonder Camino with their carbon forks and even skinnier 45mm tyres. That too is holding up well to some off road abuse.
So there are forks out there for us lardies, just have to be careful selecting them I suppose.
Recommended rider weight limit: 97.5kg (215lbs)
Jesus, couldnt you have just posted this bit ? I spent 1/2 a week scrolling down.
Cheers everyone