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Replacement elastomers for fork

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  1. I finally disassembled my Answer Pro front fork, and the elastomers look pretty mushed. Where do I
    get replacements, and does it matter that it is a 20" fork?

    TIA rorschandt

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  2. rorschandt, Quality Bike Products at the Harris Cyclery site lists elastomer kits for suspension
    seat posts. Wonder if they would work? harriscyclery.netpage.cfm Looks like
    most forks have gone to air or springs.Have you thought about replacing w/springs? Maybe Walmart.
    They were selling some bikes w/Ballistic forks. If you can't find any I *think* I have a baggie with
    some from when I had a Vivo and you can have them. bill g

    rorschandt said:

    I finally disassembled my Answer Pro front fork, and the elastomers look pretty mushed. Where do I
    get replacements, and does it matter that it is a 20" fork?

    TIA rorschandt

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    or far, born or to be born, Let no one deceive another, nor despise any being in any state; Let
    none by anger or hatred wish harm to another. Even as a mother at the risk of her life watches
    over and protects her only child, so with a boundless mind should one cherish all living things,

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