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  1. Is it possible to get new one inch steerer suspension forks?If so,where?

  2. Nomis said:

    Is it possible to get new one inch steerer suspension forks?
    If so,where?

    Marzocchi and Pace have 1" options for a number of models.

    http://www.marzocchi.com/spa/mtb/?LN=UK

    https://www.pacecycles.com/productlist.asp?catID=2

    Order from your local Marzocchi or Pace dealer.

    James Thomson

  3. Nomis said:

    Is it possible to get new one inch steerer suspension forks?If


    so,where?

    http://www.nashbar.com/profile.cfm?category=86&subcategory=1183&brand=&sku=10492&storetype=&estoreid=&pagename=

  4. On 28 Feb 2005 04:40:03 -0800, "Nomis" <[email hidden]> may

    have said:

    Is it possible to get new one inch steerer suspension forks?If so,where?

    Yes. The challenge is getting *good* ones.

    One way to get a 1"-steerer suspension fork is to buy an RST of
    whatever model is available that you find acceptable, and then order
    the 1" tube to fit it. Harris Cyclery, and for that matter any bike
    shop that deals with Quality Bike Parts, can supply the tube on
    special order. One caveat; while I haven't yet encountered an RST
    that doesn't accept their standard steerer tubes, there may be some.

    Forks of wildly varying quality show up on eBay as well. Some are at
    the level of the OEM unit on a Roadmaster Mt Storm, though; yes, they
    allow wheel motion, but there's a complete lack of adjustment, and
    damping is negligible.

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  5. Nomis said:

    Is it possible to get new one inch steerer suspension forks?If so,where?


    We always have 'em, as do shops which commonly service
    bicycles. Suntour , $79.95

    --
    Andrew Muzi
    www.yellowjersey.org
    Open every day since 1 April, 1971

  6. Marzocchi MX Comp is probably the best current 1" fork. It's portly at
    4+ lbs, but works pretty well. I think it's an 85mm travel, but a kit
    will lower it a bit for older bikes.

    If you just need any old thing, I got a NIB 1" threadless Rock Shox
    Quadra 5 I'd love to sell. [email hidden] .

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