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Product Details
##ENVE Gravel CX Disc 1.5" Tapered Fork - 50mm Rake If you're a gravel or cyclocross rider looking for the perfect front end upgrade, or perhaps building your dream off-road or adventure bike, the ENVE Gravel CX Disc 1.5" Tapered Fork is the perfect addition. With 50mm of rake, handling is nimble and precise, and thanks to the full carbon fibre construction, it's also extremely light. The internal brake hose routing keeps the front of your bike looking clutter free, while the natural damping properties of carbon keep the ride smooth. There's clearance for tyres up to 50mm; enough for any off-road adventures, while the supplied 12mm thru-axle keeps the front end rigid and efficient.
Features
  • Premium full carbon fork for gravel and cyclocross bikes
  • Internal brake hose routing
  • Flat mount brake compatible
  • Clearance for up to 50mm tyres
  • Material: Carbon fibre
  • Weight: 520 grams
  • Steerer Tube Length: 350mm
  • Rake: 50mm
  • Axle to Crown: 395mm
  • Brake: Disc
  • Axle Compatibility: 12mm Thru Axle (supplied)
  • Max Tyre Clearance: 700c x 50mm, 27.5" x 2.25"
  • Crown Race Diameter: 1 1/2" (1.5 inches)
  • Torque Spec: Steerer Tube 5.5Nm
Specifications
Discipline Compatibility
Gravel, Cyclocross
Fork [Axle Diameter]
12 mm
Fork [Axle Type]
Thru-Axle
Fork [Brake Type]
Disc
Fork [Wheel Size]
700c, 27.5"
Fork [Maker]
ENVE
Fork [Material]
Carbon
Fork [Model]
Gravel CX Disc 1.5 Tapered Fork
Intended Use
Performance
Offset / Rake
50
Steerer Type
Tapered
Suspension Configuration
Rigid
Product code
961830 / 54293140406618
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Q & A

1 question

  1. Hello is the internal cable routing start at the top of one of the forks or does it feed into the steerer tube?

    Asked by Gomar (Somerset) —

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