Is this fork for bibrake?, Which is the diameter , 1"?
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Yes, this fork is for V-brake, and yes, the diameter of the steerer tube is 1".
927409
Not certain. But it doesn't fit 1" diameter handlebars. It'll fit 3/4" bars.
1082237
It will fit. You'll just have to cut the steer tube to fit your head tube (which you would have to do with any fork).
170589
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!
1169061
4" is longer and should not be used on a children's bike. Whereas the 1" should not be used on an adult bike. Personally I would not recommend either one unless you talk to the bike manufacture because it will not work on all bikes.
675856
Yes it is. Been awhile since I put it on, but as I recall it was 7/8th except the center which is 1 inch. I put it on a mountain bike frame and wanted to use the grip shifters on it. The grip shifters are for 7/8th inch ends. So that should work for you.
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.
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Danilo,Thanks for reaching out to us!That fork has a straight 1 1/8" steer tube.If you have any other questions please let us know.Thanks again.Sincerely,Mike EaryCambria Bicycle Outfitter
1109694
If your bike has a single piece crank its 1/2". If its a 3 piece crank then its 9/16"
1296395
I have a disc brake bike, I think it is called Giant XTC2, about 4 years old. It has no problem in the Yakima fork mount. I can't say for sure about your specific bike.
882103
Hey yes this fork will accept disc brakes or rim brakes. Let us know if you have any other questions! - Worldwide Cyclery
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.
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there is really no correlation between tire diameter and brake typeit will fit if your bike has the proper mounting hole for this brake type, and you are not using an unusually small wheel relative to your fork sizein other words: if this type of brake is what is currently on your bike, it should fit
1339213
Hello, I am sorry but we just have the 1" diameter ones available which are these. Thanks
2270106
I have several of these, but I don't have them with me, but I think the diameter is around 1".
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I think the diameter is large enough (too large?), because they're alloy and thin walled. Can't say for sure because I put some old SRAM gripshifts on it. Good luck. Worst case scenario: Amazon will typically take anything back.
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I did a problem wiht this fork, becaue I have a 26" bike and this fork is 29"