Ritchey Comp Carbon Road Fork - 700c, 1-1/8" Straight Steerer, Carbon Fiber Blade with Alloy Crown and Steerer, for Road Bikes, Short Reach Rim Brake, Quick Release Axle

Name: Ritchey Comp Carbon Road Fork - 700c, 1-1/8' Straight Steerer, Carbon Fiber Blade with Alloy Crown and Steerer, for Road Bikes, Short Reach Rim Brake, Quick Release Axle
Brand: Ritchey
SKU: 965684
Price: 219.96 USD
Rating: 9.41 (12 reviews)

$ 219.96

Score By Feature

Based on 12 ratings

Delivery

9.32

Giftable

9.41

Packaging

9.13

Value for money

9.05

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Product Description

By reducing vibration and weight, as well as providing essential stiffness, carbon fiber blades help reduce aircraft noise

As a result of the fiber orientation, loads are absorption and dissipation have been optimized, delivering a comfortable and confident

As a result of their alloys, the crown and steerer are exceptionally strong and durable

Strength is added to the steerer by extending it into the crown

An elegant and modern touch is provided by the UD Carbon finish

Questions & Answers

Can you tell me how much it weighs?

It is claimed by Ritchey that the 1-ounce bottle weighs 540 grams The steer tube is 1/8 in diameter.

In this, what is the maximum width of the tyres that can fit?

On mine, I have a 28 and I would estimate that is about the maximum size. There is no way it will fit on

The bearing races at the lower end of the lower crown are what size? We are searching for one. A 45" version is available for specialized compatibility. ?

Sorry, I do not know, but it worked fine and I installed it on a Felt frame *br> *br>Hope this

In what direction does this fork rake (or offset)?

Ratio of Rake to Offset

Selected User Reviews For Ritchey Comp Carbon Road Fork - 700c, 1-1/8" Straight Steerer, Carbon Fiber Blade with Alloy Crown and Steerer, for Road Bikes, Short Reach Rim Brake, Quick Release Axle

This is a great fork to build a sporty and basic road bike with

4/5

The mount is designed to fit a 25c GP4K Continental on a 16" frame. Any wheel wider than 5 inner width is not comfortable. Most trucks have no clearance for wider wheels than 28c. I would love to see one of these for a 28c build.