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Builder's Corner Restoration and preservation. Keep them running in perfect shape. What size is your bottom bracket? |
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Has any one seen similar markings on the steerer tube of their forks?
Not sure if it could be serial number/date code/lot code/etc.
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In the absence of anyone else chiming in, I'm going to say that those markings belong to the steerer tube manufacturer or wholesaler, not the assembled fork. I think we've had it confirmed before on this site that fork production was not recorded like frames were and that there definitely is no fork book.
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I've got an extra one - I'll take a look when I can.
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The box crown forks used steerer tubes manufactured by Columbus that have rifling on the inside in the area where the box crown attaches. Very similar to a gun barrel. Supposedly increased rigidity without a big weight penalty.
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Thanks Scott
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My fork doesn’t have letters just a small number 4. I’ll post a photo if possible.
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