Columbus Futura Disc SLX Carbon Fork Black
Description Columbus Futura Disc SLX Carbon Fork Black
The Columbus Futura Disc SLX is the latest evolution of Columbus Carbon Lab's celebrated Futura Disc fork, created for riders looking for exceptional disc brake performance on their road bikes. Inspired by the legendary SLX tube series that dominated racing in the 1980s, this fork has been redesigned to include a tapered 1-1/4’ steerer tube, offering a perfect combination of stiffness and elegance in its design, ideal for high-end metal alloy and carbon frames.
The Futura Disc SLX not only increases the stiffness of the steering system, but also improves braking capability with up to 160mm discs, ensuring superior control and precision, even in the most challenging conditions. In addition, it is now compatible with tyres up to 30 mm, increasing the versatility of the fork for winter training or urban commuting.
Technical Features:
Material: T700S carbon fibre and HFM monocoque.
Finish: Available in UD finish or painted with Columbus logo.
Steerer Tube: Tapered, 1-1/8‘ - 1-1/4’.
Steerer Tube Length: 300 mm.
Axle to crown length: 368 mm.
Rake: 45 mm.
Crown Diameter: 52 mm.
Tyre Compatibility: Up to 30 mm.
Axle standard: E-Thru 12 mm (included).
Brake Mount: Flat Mount for up to 160 mm discs.
Cable routing: Internal.
Weight: 450 g (±10 g).
Recommended Expander: Columbus kgapcap28.6c.
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Columbus is more than just a tube brand, it is a cornerstone in the history of cycling. With a constant dedication to innovation and quality, Columbus has influenced high-performance bicycle construction for over a century. Whether for professional or amateur cyclists, Columbus remains the preferred choice for those seeking the best in frame building.