On my Gunnar, I put an...
Ouzo Pro--it gives a terrific balance between ride and handling. I was very reluctant to put a carbon fork on the Roadie, but I did it, and I am pleased and surprised. The front and rear seem to have a very similar bump response, and are very compliant, too. But, they are both moderately stiff under power, and are good when handling.
I am a steel fan, but I hesitated to get a Waterford/Gunnar because they still are making a Reynolds 531 fork. Frame tubes have advanced significantly, but steel forks have not kept pace. 531? I have a 45 year old Raleigh with a 531 fork.
I shouldn't suggest this, but I am a nice guy, I guess. I live in Seattle, if you want to check out my bike, say so here.
rcnute said:
I'm trying to decide between a Wound-Up or the stock Profile Design with straight legs. Any preferences?