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Anyone know the dimensions of the OnOne carbon Fatty fork
The spec appears to missing from the [url= http://www.on-one.co.uk/i/q/CBOOFATX5STL/on-one-fatty-sram-x5-classic-fat-bike ]website[/url].
I think I am after
- fork length
- rake
- offset
The same as the steel ones
Oh thx !
& so what is the .....
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[i]it weighed in at a piddly 550 grams! The axle to crown is 10mm shorter than the stock fork (470mm) and the offset is 10mm more forward (55mm).[/i]
[url= https://fat-bike.com/2014/06/on-one-carbon-fatty-fork/ ]https://fat-bike.com/2014/06/on-one-carbon-fatty-fork/[/url]
actually the info is on here;
[url= http://www.planetx.co.uk/i/q/FOOOCFAT/on-one-carbon-fatty-fork ]http://www.planetx.co.uk/i/q/FOOOCFAT/on-one-carbon-fatty-fork[/url]
thx.
A trick I've learned is that if the info you're after is missing from the OO website, which as it's shite it quite often is, always check the PlanetX website as it might be on there.
You might even find OO mtb items that aren't even for sale on the OO website on the PlanetX website. 8)
Don't forget that this fork has the old school disc spacing (rear), a front disc Spaced wheel will not spin in it without some lathe work on the brake mounts!
weighed in at a piddly 550 grams! The axle to crown is 10mm shorter than the stock fork (470mm) and the offset is 10mm more forward (55mm).
Certainly when I designed it, the on one carbon fork has the same geometry (and brake mount) as the stock fatty fork. Though not the reviewers stock fork.
The carbon fibre is from Mitsubishi. The fork isn't made by them.
No reason to imagine it's changed. I did leave the company 2yrs ago though.
aye thx all,
@n0b0dy0ftheg0at, was just trying to see if it was OKish to fit in to an ICAN SN03 frame as a stop gap
& to minimise immediate expenditure.
Pretty sure it will fit which means I think) that all I need to transfer everything from my OnOne Fatty is the appropiate Hope hub ends to make my rear Fatsno 190mm.
Which if so, sounds like a bargain !
As Brant said, the steel and Carbon forks were designed to the same geometry. 470mm, 55mm offset, 1 1/8" straight steerer and take rear type hubs. The drawing I checked is 3 years old, but I don't think they've changed it.
I have one I was getting around to putting the classifieds just sayin.......:)