Trec 810 forks mxus hub

[Nealh]

Although not exactly cheap, nice 4130 forks for a front 250w motor are Surly disc truckers. With my G370 I had no need to alter the drop outs and the motor fitted perfectly.

 

[PC2017]

Defo nicely priced, a quick look but I don't see v-brakes. I am looking at the oxford Oxford 26" Chromoly 28.6mm Threadless MTB Forks or if these are steel

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No mention of metal though slightly cheaper

 

[Nealh]

Surly do a range of forks, look on sjscycles.

When I built up my Roadrat I didn't want just any old crappy looking fork but one with a bit more appeal to it, sometimes one just has to spend the pennies for better quality.

 

[PC2017]

spend the pennies for better quality

Tbh I could but they would end costing more than the whole bike not to mention outlasting the bike as well. Nice to add that name/brand though to the future build list for me and others who might be looking.

 

[PC2017]

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bugger - they are nice, the LBS just ordered them oxford, hopefully they'll do, tbf I did last well on the original cheapo all steel frame with rigid forks on a 350w, these oxford are similar in style.

The Surly do have nice eyelets for t-arms, plenty of mudguard mounts and look amazing, it never occurred to go up a price bracket or two. I always assumed wrongly that pricey was for downhill/enduro disk brake spenny or fatbikes not for us mere mortals - We really should start a thread with these little gems of knowledge. perhaps "Tried and tested quality brands and brand names"