Hi all
I have pretty low range Manitou forks that are spring, elastomer type.
I commute on roads, but also do single track & other type of off roading &
go up a lot of steep hills.
This is why i prefer these forks & haven't upgraded, as i don't feel i need
a better for, as yet!
Trouble is i'm having difficulty finding a stockist of elastomers, anyone
know of one & can anyone tell me the colour guide as to different
resistances. Mine are pale blue & pink.
Cheers
Gaz
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Manitou fork elastomers
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Hi all
I have pretty low range Manitou forks that are spring, elastomer type.
I commute on roads, but also do single track & other type of off roading &
go up a lot of steep hills.
This is why i prefer these forks & haven't upgraded, as i don't feel i need
a better for, as yet!
Trouble is i'm having difficulty finding a stockist of elastomers, anyone
know of one & can anyone tell me the colour guide as to different
resistances. Mine are pale blue & pink.If the manual isn't on http://www.answerproducts.com/ talk to RAW - the
importers. - http://www.rawexperience.com/raw-contact.htmlCVI might also be able to supply them - http://www.cvi.co.uk/
Or ask your local shop as they should be able to get them from RAW if
they still do them for your model.Shaun
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