Carbon Fork for Steel Frame

[simon.r]

I have a factory spec Charge Juicer Mid that's built up with relatively heavy components (Brooks saddle / steel mudguards / triple chainset / low to mid range components).

I like the bike so much that I've just bought another Juicer frame, with the intention of building it up into a relatively light-weight* 'summer bike'. Given the weight saving, a carbon fork seem the way to go, but to match the frame I need a fork that will accept long reach calipers. A quick Google finds these:

http://www.spacycles.co.uk/products.php?plid=m2b0s29p2625

http://www.sjscycles.co.uk/cannondale-700c-ultra-slice-carbon-audax-fork-prod26862/

Any thoughts on the above or other recommendations? Thanks.

*I do understand that a steel framed bike's never going to be light-weight in absolute terms and I'm not going to throw silly money at this project, but I'm hoping to bring it in at about 20lbs.

 

[youngoldbloke]

Ribble do a winter-bike fork with mudguard eyes and long reach. The Cannondale ones look like a bargain.

 

[Spin City]

I'm not sure what your budget is but take a look at the 'Winter' fork by Kinesis:
http://www.kinesisbikes.co.uk/products/forks/road/dc07
I use mine with a steel framed Audax bike so there's a good chance it will work with your Juicer frame.