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Thorn Raven Tour - SJS Cycles

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FORK OPTIONS<br />

The New <strong>Raven</strong><br />

has a choice of steel forks.<br />

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The NEW RAVEN<br />

We have our ST1 fork, which uses Reynolds<br />

Cr-Mo blades and steerer in Super <strong>Tour</strong>ist<br />

gauge. This fork has V brake bosses, Lo-<br />

Loader bosses and mudguard bosses. It also<br />

has bosses, under the cast fork crown, to screw<br />

the mudguards directly to the crown, which<br />

itself has an M6 boss to mount a dynamo<br />

headlamp.<br />

These forks are strong enough to accept 6Kg<br />

on each side of the fork.<br />

We also have our C2 fork, this uses Reynolds<br />

853 blades and steerer in Competition gauge,<br />

both these items are unique to <strong>Thorn</strong>.<br />

C2 forks are exceptionally comfortable, due<br />

to the light gauge, fantastic highest quality steel<br />

and elegant tight radius bend but they are not<br />

designed to and must never be modified to,<br />

carry any luggage. The absence of Lo-Loader<br />

fittings gives them a very clean line. They do<br />

have stainless fittings for the direct mounting of<br />

mudguards and an M6 boss for a dynamo<br />

headlamp. The C2 fork is much more<br />

expensive to produce and consequently it costs<br />

£130 extra.<br />

C2 FORK<br />

NEW THORN RAVEN<br />

Issue 13 – AUTUMN 2012<br />

[1] The NEW RAVEN frames are built using one of<br />

three different diameter tube sets. The small frames<br />

are built with, what were once known as “standard<br />

diameter” tubes. The medium frames are built with<br />

oversized diameter tubes and the large frames are<br />

built with extra oversized tubes. (For more information<br />

please see box below and page 11)<br />

[2] Both of the fork options use a wide cast fork<br />

crown, like the RST frames, for those who are familiar<br />

with them, these forks and the NEW RAVEN frames<br />

have clearances for tyres up to 2.15”<br />

[3] The NEW RAVEN frames can carry heavy loads<br />

without drama, or speed wobbles, please see the<br />

matrix for precise details.<br />

PLEASE NOTE: If you are looking for a very<br />

serious Expedition <strong>Tour</strong>ing bike, you ought to<br />

look at our NOMAD Mk2.<br />

[4] The NEW RAVEN can be built into a pretty quick<br />

and nimble bike for general use, especially<br />

commuting. It is particularly good on rough and<br />

broken roads.<br />

PLEASE NOTE: If you are looking for a very<br />

sporty Rohloff bike, you should perhaps consider<br />

the THORN MERCURY.<br />

ST1 FORK<br />

The NEW RAVEN frames<br />

are built from <strong>Thorn</strong> 969<br />

seamless, cold drawn, heat<br />

treated butted Cro-mo in<br />

0.9/0.6/0.9mm gauge.<br />

The small frames have a<br />

25.4mm top tube, and a<br />

28.6mm down tube.<br />

The medium sized frames<br />

have a 28.6mm top tube<br />

and a 31.8mm down tube.<br />

The large frames have a<br />

31.8mm top tube and a<br />

34.9mm down tube.<br />

All frame sizes use 28.6mm<br />

seat tubes and 16mm heavy<br />

gauge seat stays.<br />

The NEW<br />

RAVEN has a<br />

choice of Super<br />

<strong>Tour</strong>ist or<br />

competition<br />

gauge 853 forks.<br />

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