Is A Rigid Cannondale P Bone Fork Any Good

[alanczik]

hey all

i got a new frame and mt fork now is too short that I can't run as near as enough stem stackers

i have no money to order a new one/ but i can buy this p-bone Cannondale fork.for a very small price

so what do you think? is it wourth it?

a pic of the fork (not the one i buy.but the same model)

hey all

i got a new frame and mt fork now is too short that I can't run as near as enough stem stackers

i have no money to order a new one/ but i can buy this p-bone Cannondale fork.for a very small price

so what do you think? is it wourth it?

a pic of the fork (not the one i buy.but the same model)

[isitafox]

You should be fine with some p bones mate, they used to be the top forks to use years ago. If they're cheap enough I'd definately recommend them.

[Skoze]

I hope you've got the right frame to go with them!

[totaltrials]

I hope you've got the right frame to go with them!

Why? They're a normal 1 1/8" steerer.

Unless I'm being stupid and missing something glaringly obvious, they should fit on pretty much any frame. (dependant on steerer length).

[Luke Rainbird]

I think Mr Skoze was probably referring to the way in which they deserve to live in the glory hole of an old school style frame a la Cannondale/etc

[Davetrials]

There pretty old forks now buddy, make sure you check for cracks and what not.

also id say it depended on your riding ability, alot of riders on here would tear them apart in hours you see..

[alanczik]

thanks for all comments

i have an ashton justice soo i guess it would look ok (although the thin tubes)

i dont know to describe my riding...but im not smooth. (as i wont to be:)

i hope it would hold. but i guess theres no runing away from buying a new reliable fork