ENVE RD 2.0
Feather‑weight ENVE RD 2.0 carbon rigid road fork with a hollow one‑piece continuous‑fiber layup. 350g, 43mm rake, 1‑1/8" steerer and QR axle for precise, responsive handling.
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Overview & Technology
Key Features
Fit & Compatibility
Who It's For
Key Features
- ✓ Hollow one-piece carbon construction with continuous fiber layup
- ✓ Ultra-light weight: 350g fork reduces rotational mass for snappy handling
- ✓ 43mm rake tuned for a balance of stability and agile cornering
- ✓ Straight 1-1/8" carbon steerer, 350mm length — cut-to-fit installation
- ✓ 700C wheel compatibility with up to 25mm tire clearance
- ✓ Quick-release axle spacing for simple wheel removal and swaps
- ✓ Center-pivot brake mount — verify caliper compatibility before purchase
Specifications
Product Identifiers
Frequently Asked Questions
Will this fork work with disc brakes?
No. The ENVE RD 2.0 is designed as a rim-brake fork with a center-pivot brake interface and QR axle spacing. If you run disc brakes you should choose a disc-ready fork with the appropriate mounts and thru-axle standard.
Can I cut the steerer to fit my frame?
Yes. The 350mm 1-1/8" carbon steerer is intended to be trimmed to length during installation. Have a qualified mechanic cut and install the crown race, headset bearings, and compression system to ensure correct fit and safety.
What headset type do I need?
This fork requires a straight 1-1/8" headset. Depending on your frame you may use an integrated, semi-integrated, or external cup headset that accepts a straight 1-1/8" steerer tube. Confirm crown race fit and bearing stack height with your frame maker or a bike mechanic.
What tire sizes can I run?
Tire clearance is rated to a maximum of 25mm. The RD 2.0 is optimized for narrow road race tires; it is not suitable for wider modern road or gravel tires (28mm and above).
Is the fork supplied with a crown race or headset components?
ENVE forks are commonly sold as fork-only. Crown races, headsets, spacers, and top caps are often not included. Check the product listing or contact us at Forest Bikes to confirm what is shipped with this SKU.
How durable is the continuous fiber construction?
The continuous fiber, hollow one-piece construction reduces stress concentrations from joints and bonded seams and creates a more uniform load path. Properly installed and maintained, this construction is durable and provides long-term stiffness and strength comparable to premium monocoque carbon components.
Buying Guide
When buying a rigid road fork, match the fork to your frame standards: steerer diameter (1-1/8" straight), axle type (QR vs thru-axle), brake interface (rim vs disc), and tire clearance. Prioritize compatibility over marginal weight savings — a fork that fits correctly and works with your brakes and wheels will be safer and perform better. For performance road builds, look at material construction (monocoque or continuous-fiber layups), rake and axle-to-crown geometry for the handling you want, and real-world tire clearance. If you need modern disc or wider-tire capability, choose a fork designed for those standards rather than adapting a rim-brake fork.
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