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Question from the new boy

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  1. Hi,
    I have just bought a 2nd hand mtb with dual suspension. However i am not the biggest fan of the rear suspension and was wondering if there was something i could buy to lock the rear suspension? And if so what is called / how much/ where from etc etc
    Thanks for looking (and replying hopefully!)

    Ross

  2. Clarkey said:

    Hi,
    I have just bought a 2nd hand mtb with dual suspension. However i am not the biggest fan of the rear suspension and was wondering if there was something i could buy to lock the rear suspension? And if so what is called / how much/ where from etc etc
    Thanks for looking (and replying hopefully!)

    Ross


    I doubt it...Why don't you take it to your local LBS and see if they can do something?

  3. Clarkey said:

    Hi,
    I have just bought a 2nd hand mtb with dual suspension. However i am not the biggest fan of the rear suspension and was wondering if there was something i could buy to lock the rear suspension? And if so what is called / how much/ where from etc etc
    Thanks for looking (and replying hopefully!)

    Ross

    Sell it!....

  4. boudreaux said:

    Sell it!....

    [font=Times New Roman]Yeah… I was wondering about that too. Why buy a bike you don’t like??? My first thought was, why buy it? But since you did… and you don’t like it… selling it seems like the best solution to me too.[/font]

  5. You didn't give enough information to decide if this is a good idea, but I'll tell you anyway. If it's a coil spring, you can swap out the coil for a piece of Schedule 80 aluminum pipe to lock it out. Cost: about $10 including shipping from www.onlinemetals.com This is assuming the bike is a beater. If you're planning on doing any real trail riding, you're going to be dragging a lot of dead weight around with this setup as opposed to a proper hardtail.

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