Front forks
Sir HC
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Need some forks to go on the inbred, so need to be either 100mm or less and around the £200 mark.
Forks I've been looking at:
Marzocchi MX Pro ETA's
Rockshox Recon U-turns (anyone use the Air versions ?)
Rockshox Revelation U-turns
Anyone used the above, and which should I go for ?
Forks I've been looking at:
Marzocchi MX Pro ETA's
Rockshox Recon U-turns (anyone use the Air versions ?)
Rockshox Revelation U-turns
Anyone used the above, and which should I go for ?
Intense Socom
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Are you after 130mm or will you only use 100mm travel?
I needed the 130mm to go with my frame and found the Revelation 409 Air U-turn at Merlin for £250, less the current 10% and it worked out at £225 delivered
I only fitted it yesterday so have not really had a chance to make a long term decision, but so far I am very impressed.
Even without bedding in it seems very smooth out of the box. It's very light at less than 4lbs and the bike is now much better balanced.0 -
Do you need the U turn feature, or plan to use it in the future? If not might as well get a fixed travel Reba (well, its internally adjustable) from Merlin for 225 which is lighter.0
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dont get the u-turn if you dont need adjustably and just get an air version0
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Ive got the Recon 351 U Turns and they are very good for the price, have a nice feel to them when hammering it down a trail.___________________________________________________________
My Marin Hawkhill 2007 - http://www.pinkbike.com/photo/1382583/0 -
Well I've just been out for an hour or two on the bike
I LOVE these forks! They are super smooth and soak up everything my local trail has to offer with ease.
Bare in mind that my wrist is still a bit dodgy from 10 weeks ago and yet I didn't even feel a twinge. So I didn't drop off anything larger than a foot, but hey.
I haven't ridden too many bikes, but I have ridden a 2007 Marin Ti frame with 100mm Fox and these are easily the equal of those.
Dom0