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Carbon fork with mudguard eyelets
Can anyone recommend a carbon fork (caliper brakes) with mudguard eyelets that will fit a 28m tyre? most of the ones i have looked at will only fit 25mm. I currently use a Kinesis DC07 but it needs replacing and I think I'd struggle to get a 28mm in there.
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How about a columbus Hive?
Got one specced on my rourkie audax build, not based on experience as build not ready till end of this month but seems to fit the bill for what youre after
I Was looking for similar forks as you,but after seeing price went for forks for 25mmtyres.
Probikekit had forks that would take 28 mm
https://www.probikekit.co.uk/cycling-forks/kinesis-gf-ti-carbon-fork/112... out of stock now but you may be able to shop around.
I went for these ones.25mm tyres are fine for me,and forks are really good.
https://www.sjscycles.co.uk/forks/ambrosio-momentum-carbon-forks-700c-1-...
I get 28mm tyres with guards in a Kinesis Tracer. Tapered steerer though.
One variant of the Whisky No.7 fork comes to mind. They say it will fit a 35 mm tire. It's got a straight 1-1/8" steerer, though - so you'll need a corresponding headset bottom bearing if your Kinesis fork had a tapered steerer.
http://whiskyparts.co/forks/no7_rd_plus_qr_mid_reach_fork