Anyone had any experience of it? With the 25% off deal at the moment seems like a steal, works out cheaper and lighter than the on one monocoque fork.
Superstar: http://www.superstarcomponents.com/en/h ... teerer.htm
On one: http://www.on-one.co.uk/i/q/FOOOTCF4709 ... arbon-fork
Superstar Carbon Fork??
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Re: Superstar Carbon Fork??
I can't see why it wouldn't be fine, it's easy to imagine that both are made in the same factory 

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Re: Superstar Carbon Fork??
Trues8tannorm wrote:I can't see why it wouldn't be fine, it's easy to imagine that both are made in the same factory


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Re: Superstar Carbon Fork??
Only practical difference is the Post vs IS tab mounting if that matters. I also think the OO fork can be had a straight steerer if that matters.

Re: Superstar Carbon Fork??
Now that I have my niner forks from john I will have some (not very) used on one carbon forks to sell very soon.
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Re: Superstar Carbon Fork??
450mm long and 38mm offset is odd for a 29er fork, more like trad 26" fork for 100mm sus corrected geo, or a non sus corrected 29er.
Re: Superstar Carbon Fork??
So the on one would be better, 470mm long, 45mm offset?jameso wrote:450mm long and 38mm offset is odd for a 29er fork, more like trad 26" fork for 100mm sus corrected geo, or a non sus corrected 29er.
Re: Superstar Carbon Fork??
If it's for your Ramin One, yes. The Ramin fork is 475 long with 51mm offset. It might feel a tiny bit more stable with the on-one fork.