The original Niner RDO Fork practically defined the category. It could be seen at races, group rides, and on the trail each and every weekend. The new and improved Niner Boost RDO Carbon Fork improves and modernizes the wildly popular platform. Featuring modern 110x15mm Boost spacing, clearance for 29x3.0''' tires, mid-blade rack mounts and Niner''s RDO carbon construction. The Niner Boost RDO Fork is backed by NIner''s excellent 5-year warranty.
Full carbon steer and leg design
Shape reduces vibration
Mid-blade Rack Mounts (55lbs weight limit)
15mm Maxle included
29 tire clearance
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Specifications
Axle to Crown
490mm
Brake Type
Disc
Brake Use
Front
Fork Rake
51mm
Front Axle Type
15mm Thru Axle
Front Hub Spacing
110mm
Material
Carbon
Steerer Tube
1-1/8 to 1.5" Tapered
Wheel Size
29" (700c)
Review Summary
LIKES
Precise (1),
Lightweight (1),
Durable (1)
WORKS FOR
XC Trail (1)
DISLIKES
none
5.0 GEARS 1 review
Customer Questions
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asked by: leedo Will this work with a 2014 Niner Air 9 Carbon? The spec sheet says:
HEAD TUBE: TAPERED
HEADSET: INTEGRATED (IS 42/28.6 | IS 52/40)
Thanks!
A.
anwered by: jackivey Yep, sure will!
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asked by: a guest Will this fork work on 2014 Scott Scale 900 RC Bike
A.
anwered by: canteau Based on the information available from 3rd party sites about the 2014 Scott Scale 900, it appears the bike has a tapered fork and 100mm travel fork which would be the spec required for the Niner RDO Fork.
We always recommend that you confirm these specs before ordering.
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asked by: a guest Will this fit 2012 highball 29er Santa cruz
A.
anwered by: canteau The Niner RDO Carbon fork requires an 1-1/8-1.5" tapered headtube and a front wheel that has a Boost 15x110mm front wheel.
The 2012 HighBall most likely came with a tapered headtube, but unless you changed out the fork and front wheel you will need a new front wheel because Boost is a newer hub standard that wasn't around in 2012.
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Used this fork for an Air9 RDO single-speed build. Excellent for this application. I have not found a better rigid fork, especially if you are mating it with an Niner frame. The steering precision you get with a rigid fork, boost hub spacing and wide carbon rims is amazing. If you are building rigid, you should check out this fork. And Tree Fort Bikes got it to me in just a couple days, even before the frame arrived.