ellbiddy
Active Member
I've got an "as new" Reynolds Ouzo Pro Peloton fork that I was going to use in my next homemade carbon bike, but that isn't happening any time soon so....feel free to gobble it up. The thing is in MINT condition, no gouges or scratches on the bladed fork legs, the dropouts have near zero wear, just a few marks the first time I bolted on a wheel, and the steerer has a small mark since I stored it with a stem and headset on it so I wouldn't lose them.
Full Carbon Steerer 1 1/8"
Alu Drop outs
Steerer is a hair under 7"
Reviews: http://www.roadbikereview.com/cat/frames-and-forks/forks/reynolds/PRD_321490_2492crx.aspx
It's "designed and manufactured in the USA" for those that care, and
"The most Aero profile fork available for road use within the new UCI rules"
I didn't get it for any of that mumbo jumbo, it's just a burly carbon fork. Looking to get $115 for it.
Stock image since my camera is mia:
Edit: The peloton is slightly stiffer version of the original which people seem to like a lot: http://www.roadbikereview.com/cat/frames-and-forks/forks/reynolds/PRD_50025_2492crx.aspx
Full Carbon Steerer 1 1/8"
Alu Drop outs
Steerer is a hair under 7"
Reviews: http://www.roadbikereview.com/cat/frames-and-forks/forks/reynolds/PRD_321490_2492crx.aspx
It's "designed and manufactured in the USA" for those that care, and
"The most Aero profile fork available for road use within the new UCI rules"
I didn't get it for any of that mumbo jumbo, it's just a burly carbon fork. Looking to get $115 for it.
Stock image since my camera is mia:
Edit: The peloton is slightly stiffer version of the original which people seem to like a lot: http://www.roadbikereview.com/cat/frames-and-forks/forks/reynolds/PRD_50025_2492crx.aspx
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