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Which forks to chose?

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  1. i need to upgrade my forks. either a Rockshox Judy SL with u-turn 70 - 115mm travel or Rockshox Pilot SL without u-turn but with slightly betta dampenin, lighter in weight and air assist.
    Which one is betta?
    any suggestion for other forks for around the same price???

    Judy SL:
    http://www.rockshox.com/mountain/judy/sl_uturn.asp

    Pilot SL:
    http://www.rockshox.com/mountain/pilot/sl.asp

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    Originally posted by kenk_2002
    i need to upgrade my forks. either a Rockshox Judy SL with u-turn 70 - 115mm travel or Rockshox Pilot SL without u-turn but with slightly betta dampenin, lighter in weight and air assist.
    Which one is betta?
    any suggestion for other forks for around the same price???

    Judy SL:
    http://www.rockshox.com/mountain/judy/sl_uturn.asp

    Pilot SL:
    http://www.rockshox.com/mountain/pilot/sl.asp

    I have found Rockshox generally pretty good (but many others havent)... can I also suggest anything Marzocchi - the new MX Comp has a lockout feature and from what I recall they are around the same price. EXR models cost less but dont have lockout etc.

    Cheers,
    Troy

  3. I'd suggest the Pilot out of those 2. The tests I've seen of the higher end pilots suggest that Rock Shox might have done themselves a disservice by making this fork too near to the SID. Definitely a bargain... 🙂

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