drevil
March 3rd, 2005, 12:08 PM
I have two star fangled nuts, each for $65.43. I believe they're Chris King. Very light surface rust. Price is non-negotiable.
If (and only if) you buy one of the star-fangled nuts, I'll throw in a Chris King base plate. They are 1.125". Right now each one is attached to a Kelly rigid fork (http://www.webcyclery.com/product.php?productid=16929&cat=319&page=1), and I don't feel like taking them off, so you can keep the fork also. One has v-brake/canti mounts (only) and the other has disc mounts (only).
The latter fork has international fame after starring in a pictorial in Dirt Rag #105 (page 12). Unfortunately you can't see the star fangled nut. If you squint really, really, really hard, you may be able to see the base plate.
The steerer tube lengths of each fork are relatively short so you'll need a short headtube to run them. I'll post an exact measurement later if you're interested.
More details of both forks:
- 1.125" (1 1/8") steerer tube diameter.
- 426mm axle to crown height
- 38mm rake
- Originally black, but later powder coated metallic charcoal with a clear coat
- Original stickers gone, but I have my own I can slap on if you want
- Some scratches on the paint for both, but none to bare metal
- I can put a Nokian Gazzi JR 2.6" in there and still get clearance
Let me know if you want pics. Contiguous 48 states only. Add 10 clams if I have to ship it out to you.
The internationally famous one has been derbied. The other one, not. Both strong like bull.
If (and only if) you buy one of the star-fangled nuts, I'll throw in a Chris King base plate. They are 1.125". Right now each one is attached to a Kelly rigid fork (http://www.webcyclery.com/product.php?productid=16929&cat=319&page=1), and I don't feel like taking them off, so you can keep the fork also. One has v-brake/canti mounts (only) and the other has disc mounts (only).
The latter fork has international fame after starring in a pictorial in Dirt Rag #105 (page 12). Unfortunately you can't see the star fangled nut. If you squint really, really, really hard, you may be able to see the base plate.
The steerer tube lengths of each fork are relatively short so you'll need a short headtube to run them. I'll post an exact measurement later if you're interested.
More details of both forks:
- 1.125" (1 1/8") steerer tube diameter.
- 426mm axle to crown height
- 38mm rake
- Originally black, but later powder coated metallic charcoal with a clear coat
- Original stickers gone, but I have my own I can slap on if you want
- Some scratches on the paint for both, but none to bare metal
- I can put a Nokian Gazzi JR 2.6" in there and still get clearance
Let me know if you want pics. Contiguous 48 states only. Add 10 clams if I have to ship it out to you.
The internationally famous one has been derbied. The other one, not. Both strong like bull.