Anyone know of a lightweight fork with around 80 to 120 mm of travel. preferably 100 mm... any sugesstions? any help would be appreciated, thanks!
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depends what you wanna spend and what your doing
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righto... sorry forgot to put that huh... well Im a big time racer, sorry about missing that, and thanks for correcting me... sorry bout that!
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Brain said:
Anyone know of a lightweight fork with around 80 to 120 mm of travel. preferably 100 mm... any sugesstions? any help would be appreciated, thanks!
you should try a Marzocchi Marathon fork they are light and sturdy, or a fox fork which are light and have a huge range of travel adjustments. a good site to visit is phantomcycles.com.auhome.phpOpen ↗ -
even though everyone here will bag them rock shox sids are pretty good unless your gonna be doing and decent sized jumping, there are people who have had sids and theyve completely ruined them pretty quick, and there are otehrs like me whove had them for ages and theyve held up pretty well, i also did quite a bit of medium sized jumps with mine and theyre fine. depends what you weigh as well i weigh about 65kg
otherwise as mentioned check out fox's range, theyre pretty good even though i dont know the model names or anything myself (theyre not really sold that much over here so not many people have them and the only things weve had in our shop that had fox were a few basic GT's) but ive ridden some higher end fox forks and theyre pretty nice and alot of people would reccomend them
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