I have an old aluminum frame specialized hardrock with disk brakes and 26" wheels. The shocks are rusty and crap now. Anybody know a replacement fork that can fit, keeping the geometry same?
*I mean to trash the shocks and use a normal fork instead.
Thanks
You want to get a rigid fork for your bike?
Is this correct?
You will first need to examine the type of headset that your bike uses.
If there is a locknut at the top of the headset, then it is threaded. If there are only spacers, then it's threadless.
If it's a threadless headset, you'll need to search for a [1-1/8" threadless rigid fork 26" disc brake].
If it's a threaded setup, this can be harder and more slim pickings.
You'll need to search for a [1" threaded rigid fork 26" disc brake].
Try terms like 'alloy' if you want to try finding an aluminum one.