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Are Rockshox Judy and SID parts cross compatable?

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  1. Heard a rumour that you can bolt a SID directly to a Judy fork crown /
    steerer assembly.

    Reason: Tiny good friend with great hard tail Bontragger MTB wants to
    upgrade her fork. Problem; 1" steerer.....

    Current shock, old Rock Shox Judy, (yellow)

    If this works for the oldies as well, are there date of manufacturer
    issues?

  2. crossnutz said:

    Heard a rumour that you can bolt a SID directly to a Judy fork crown /
    steerer assembly.

    Yup.

    Quoted message said:

    Reason: Tiny good friend with great hard tail Bontragger MTB wants to
    upgrade her fork. Problem; 1" steerer.....

    You're not the first with this issue.

    Quoted message said:

    Current shock, old Rock Shox Judy, (yellow)

    If this works for the oldies as well, are there date of manufacturer
    issues?

    Earlier SIDs were definitely compatible with Judies. I don't know about
    the later ones -- they may still be.

    A more common mod is to use the lighter SID crown/steerer/stanchion
    assembly with more reliable Judy lowers, with steel springs and a White
    Bros. or Risse cartridge. Actually this is what I would use, instead of
    switching to a SID. It's smoother, with better damping, especially for a
    lighter rider, and dead reliable. I have an extra 3" travel White Bros.
    cartridge if you're interested.

    Another good upgrade is an older Marzocchi B2, another great fork for a
    light rider, also available with a 1" steerer.

    Matt O.

  3. crossnutz said:

    Heard a rumour that you can bolt a SID directly to a Judy fork crown /
    steerer assembly.

    Reason: Tiny good friend with great hard tail Bontragger MTB wants to
    upgrade her fork. Problem; 1" steerer.....

    Current shock, old Rock Shox Judy, (yellow)

    If this works for the oldies as well, are there date of manufacturer
    issues?

    Marcheesy has 1" crown forks this year...
    try these:
    http://www.cambriabike.com/shopexd.asp?id=25080
    http://www.cambriabike.com/shopexd.asp?id=29235

  4. On Sat, 11 Nov 2006 14:51:17 -0800, crossnutz <[email hidden]>

    Quoted message said:

    Heard a rumour that you can bolt a SID directly to a Judy fork crown /
    steerer assembly.

    Reason: Tiny good friend with great hard tail Bontragger MTB wants to
    upgrade her fork. Problem; 1" steerer.....

    Current shock, old Rock Shox Judy, (yellow)

    If this works for the oldies as well, are there date of manufacturer
    issues?

    As the owner of 3 Bontragers (and a Ritchey P-20, also 1"😉 I am
    somewhat familiar with this issue. The early SIDs were available with
    a 1" steerer and these sometimes turn up on eBay--be prepared for some
    spirited bidding as they are popular. As others pointed out Marzocchi
    continues to supply 1" forks. Besides the ones Cambria lists I
    believe you can special-order some other models with a 1" steerer.

    As to your specific question, I've never seen a SID with a pinch-bolt
    crown, only the cryo-fit or whatever they call it. So the question is
    how will you get the stantions out of the SID crown?
    ---
    Bill Manry - Oracle Corp. USA
    Opinions are mine, not Oracle's.

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