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mickeymac
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Re: Joining the club
      11/21/06 08:32 PM (66.169.237.3)
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I did buy the Tetra that closed on ebay on Saturday. I'm looking into an Alpha Q. Is it a headache to get a custom built Reynolds fork for the frame?

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Darby wrote:
By chance did you buy the 60CM frame that just sold on Ebay? Either way congratulations on the new frame.

I just bought an Alpha Q for my 60CM Calfee and am very happy with it. Alpha Q builds their forks to meet Calfee specifications. You can get an Ouzo Pro fork to Calfee specs but not off the shelf. Reynolds will have to build one for you.

There is a white paper on the Calfee website about their fork specs. Calfee wants to insure that the forks are true to eliminate speed wobble.

I have been told that the Ouzo Pro is a stiffer fork than the Alpha Q by some.

Bruce



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* Joining the club mickeymac 11/21/06 06:51 AM
. * Re: Joining the club Dave_Thompson   11/21/06 02:31 PM
. * Re: Joining the club Darby   11/21/06 02:11 PM
. * Re: Joining the club mickeymac   11/21/06 08:32 PM
. * Re: Joining the club Umlungu   11/21/06 08:39 PM
. * Re: Joining the club Darby   11/21/06 09:35 PM

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