fyi,

the 'older ones' that peter refers to were made by AME, who sold the brand &
design to true temper.

also, currently on rec.bicycles.marketplace there is a (claimed) as-new ouzo
pro for $200.

$0.02,

dookie

"kwalters" wrote in message
...


Mack Mad wrote:

"kwalters" wrote in message
...
Building up a frame so will be needing a fork. One of the least
expensive
forks that I have found is an Alpha Q with straight legs. I'm
wondering
if those straight legs are going to pound me into discomfort, or is
there
no appreciable difference in ride between straight and traditional
fork
legs?

So as to not start another ride quality issue, especially centering on
tire size,
I ride 700c*25s.

TIA. Ken


When did Alpha Q's become "the least expensive" option?


Performance Summer clearance catalog: Alpha Q EX $249.99