$650.00
VELOCI No.11 Carbon Fork is a great upgrade for riders who look for lightness, speed, and function. Featuring flat mount disc brake standard, fender mounts, triple cage mounts, and 12mm thru-axle, the fork is ideal for cyclocross and gravel. Massive tyre clearance allows great handling and riding comfort – that our carbon forks are famous for! Perfect candidate for Surly Midnight Special or Soma Wolverine.
Out of stock but available for Special Order.
This is a bulky item. It is not eligible for free shipping.
Same day dispatch if ordered before 1pm AEST.
We ship Australia & New Zealand wide.
Click and collect orders with available in-store stock are normally ready within a few business hours.
Pickup at: 14 Prentice St, Brunswick Victoria.
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This product fits in a Custom Box (5-10kg vol. weight)
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Question
Bruce Cornish –
Hi, what is the maximum tyre size for this fork? Regards Bruce
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Adam Macbeth –
700×42 or 650×53 is where it’s at for that thing.
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Question
Aoody –
Do you ship to Thailand?
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Huw –
I’m afraid not Aoody!
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jgc (verified owner) –
The fork itself seems good quality – thick and clean carbon work on the steerer, nice holes for hydraulic hose and also for dynamo wiring (which is fiddly to route, but nice when done). One of the cage mount rivnuts twisted loose with barely any force – granted these are bolts with no bracket, just to fill up the holes to prevent mud getting in the holes until I can source some cages, which means it has a little bit of twisting force, but still barely past finger tight.. It looks like there’s no epoxy on the rivnuts, which is odd for carbon. A bit stuck now – I would normally drill out the rivnut and install it properly but then I’d end up with a bit of metal rattling inside the fork leg that I can’t get out.. Option 2 is just re-compress the rivnut and hope it holds.
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Mik Efford –
Hi Jim, thanks for the review, that rivnut issue is definitely a warranty issue, please contact us to proceed with that if you want.
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