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Permalink Reply by Kiwimark on
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Find out what the axle to crown length and the fork rake first then match it to a carbon fork otherwise you'll change the handling characteristics.
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Permalink Reply by Bret Wade on
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I've been happy with the Ritchey WCS fork. You can find them for as little as $270, they're light and they work well. I've done a lot of racing and trail riding on mine.
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Permalink Reply by Jeff Holland on
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I also use the Ritchey WCS carbon fork. The rake is a little bigger than most forks (48mm), but it gave my CrossCheck a little more precise handling which I like. I'm very happy with it, and it looks oh so sharp.
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