Is this fork tapered or non tapered?
871822
It is a 1 1/8 straight steer tube. I chose this one partially because All Fox tubes (for the most part) now have tapered tubes. I am really happy with this product too!
871823
It's non threaded and non tapered. But beware this is advertised wrong, it's actually for a 29" wheel. Hard to get this shock anymore for 26". Try last years Sid fork for 26" it's a bit more but way better
1273352
Don't know but can tell you it is brand new and complete. Nice set of forks.
1258330
There are several versions of this product to support standard forks, over sized forks and tapered forks. I would double check the Slipstreamer website for compatibility. I also had this concern, but it fit my 2011 Honda Shadow 750 RS perfectly.
373347
Hi Carlos; all the answers are good but I particularlly like Skips answer. I might add, Shimano UN55 is a square taper bottom bracket and the crankset has to be square taper also. Good luck.
1244793
The only way to be sure is to take your handlebars off and measure the fork extension diameter where the handlebars mount. If I remember correctly mine was 1 1/8 inch but cant be sure. Then match your measurement with the correct riser to fit your particular mount size. Hope this helps a little.
170588
Hello Chris, Yes the fork we (Worldwide Cyclery) are selling has a straight 1-1/8 steerer. It also comes with full warranty : ) Let us know if you have any other questions!
869859
G'day Dan. I have no idea what type of bike that is, but if I was you I would just go to the SRAM/RockShox website for advice on the bikes and types of riding that this fork would suit. Regards, Paul. PS: I haven't even got the darn forks fitted to my own bike yet, so don't have a clue about performance - apart from what I've read.
1473344
This fork is only for disc brakes. I am quite happy with it on my back up mountain bike.
90750
the back of the fork, for example, says Portmeirion 18/10 and there is some design element around the edges. If I could take a picture and post here I would.If you would like me to do that, I will take the time. Just let me know.
1244704
The steerer tube on this and many pairs of forks will come pre-cut at a standard length of appx. 10". The steerer tube always comes long to ensure that the rider can cut it to comply with almost any head tube length and spacer stack height. The need for an 8" steerer tube is pretty common in XC/Trail Bikes, so any pair of standard forks (Incliding RS XC-30s) will give you plenty of room to play. Expect to trim a couple of inches of the steerer tube as always with new forks. Note: These forks have a 1-1/8" straight steerer tube, meaning they are not tapered at the base. If you have a newer MTB, be sure to double check that you don't have a tapered head tube. The steerer tube on this and many pairs of forks will come pre-cut at a standard length of appx. 10". The steerer tube always comes long to ensure that the rider can cut it to comply with almost any head tube length and spacer stack height. The need for an 8" steerer tube is pretty common in XC/Trail Bikes, so any pair of standard forks (Incliding RS XC-30s) will give you plenty of room to play. Expect to trim a couple of inches of the steerer tube as always with new forks. Note: These forks have a 1-1/8" straight steerer tube, meaning they are not tapered at the... » Read More The steerer tube on this and many pairs of forks will come pre-cut at a standard length of appx. 10". The steerer tube always comes long to ensure that the rider can cut it to comply with almost any head tube length and spacer stack height. The need for an 8" steerer tube is pretty common in XC/Trail Bikes, so any pair of standard forks (Incliding RS XC-30s) will give you plenty of room to play. Expect to trim a couple of inches of the steerer tube as always with new forks. Note: These forks have a 1-1/8" straight steerer tube, meaning they are not tapered at the base. If you have a newer MTB, be sure to double check that you don't have a tapered head tube. « Show Less
806362
No this not a taper steering tube. I run it on my 2011 Niner one nine single speed.
908448
Are you sure your threaded fork is 1 1/8"? This is meant for a 1" steer tube. If your steer tube is really 1 1/8", I don't think the wedge bolt is ever going to get tight enough. If you're only going to cruise with it, maybe worth a try. If it's going off-road ever, you're MUCH better off getting a new un-threaded fat bike fork.
1394130
No. All modern front shock/forks are clamped in, I have only seen solid forks that are threaded.
1389049
Sorry, it was a gift and it's not here to measure. IIRC, the large end was 3/4". Not sure of the taper.
755014
The fork I just received (shipped & sold by Amazon) has canti mounts as well as disc mounts.
2256164
Yes this fork will work. Your frame has 1 1/8 headset so you want to make sure the fork your order is the same. Considering the year of the bike, I would also recommend a new headset as well.
1346808
I did a problem wiht this fork, becaue I have a 26" bike and this fork is 29"