AM FR Fork
David Lund
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What fork would be suitable for AM and Freeride, i want a light but strong fork, what are your thoughts on..
Fox vannilla 32 RCL 08
Rock shox pike 454 u-turn 08
my budget is 350 at the most.
Thanks David
Fox vannilla 32 RCL 08
Rock shox pike 454 u-turn 08
my budget is 350 at the most.
Thanks David
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Do you have a 20mm hub for the pike? What frame is it for?0
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hi, the frames an 03 santa cruz bullit and im building it up starting with the forks so i can work around them. thanks0
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Any fork above 130mm benefits from a thru axle really,as they start to get a bit flexy, unless you are light.0
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i would go pike."Do not follow where the path may lead, Go instead where there is no path, and Leave a Trail."
Parktools :?:SheldonBrown0 -
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55 maybe?
using the 55R, can't fault it except it's a little on the heavy side (3kg)...
think they do have something about 2.5kg though.0 -
Yea i was looking at the 55s but as you said they are on the heavy side and im looking to try and cut down on the weigt as the frame is already quite heavy.
im probably doubting them a bit much but iv seen pikes on other bikes and they seemed to be in xc/am builds and not realy FR. i wouldnt say i do true freeriding but i do 3-4 ft drops and rocky single track at dalby quite regulally wich realy does bang my bike around, im running 07 fox 32 float R at the moment and they seem brilliant but i could not afford another set.0 -
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how about a fox 36 talas? fairly light adn travle adjustable for the climbs, and uber stiff too.I said hit the brakes not the tree!!
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