Price Paid:
$70.00
at Price Point Favorite Ride:
K6 Time Trial Road Bike Setup:
Icon RCT 5.5 w/ Ultegra 600 derailleur in the rear, Dura Ace 7400 front derailleur, Sora shifters, 39x54 crank, 12-24 cogs, Selle San Marco Arami saddle, Truvativ seat post, Sette handlebar, Aeon stem, Sigma BC 1600 computer w/ cadence kit, Crank Brothers Candy pedal, FSA RS200 wheelset w/ IRC Redstorm Classic tires. Summary:
Originally priced at $300 this fork now sells for $70! A bargain for a sub 400 grams fork. The finish is as good as any other fork and the exposed metal drop outs stay looking good after miles and miles, as opposed to the no-name brand fork that came with by bike, had the aluminum drop outs covered in black enamel that chipped easily. This fork might not have the brand name, but it sure is nice for the price. Road buzz is non existent and it soaks up all road imperfections. Strengths:
Very light
Very cheap
Nice finish Weaknesses:
Brand carries no prestige
Sold only at Price Point (their customer service is spotty, some like it, some don't) Similar Products Used:
Easton EA70 carbon fork
No-name brand unbadged carbon fork w/ aluminum steerer
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