What fork should I buy? :) 100mm'ish trail fork for a sub 5

The time has come to replace the ageing and frankly not-great Manitou Black on my Sub 5. I had thought about going for something a little longer travel, but I'm told it'll have an adverse effect on the geometry and I should look to stick with a 100mm or so travel fork.
Budget is about £330 and I'm looking for a nice rigid-steering fork for 'aggresive XC' trail riding.
Any ideas? Rockshox Reba maybe?
Cheers,
Chris.
Budget is about £330 and I'm looking for a nice rigid-steering fork for 'aggresive XC' trail riding.
Any ideas? Rockshox Reba maybe?
Cheers,
Chris.
I'm a downhiller trapped in a trail rider's pain threshold
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Magura Durin or Laurin might be worth a look but probably a touch out of budget
Duster
Carbon 456
456 lefty
Pompino
White Inbred
Carbon 456
456 lefty
Pompino
White Inbred
Cool. What's involved in setting them up? Is it worth paying the premium to get a professional to do it?
I'm a downhiller trapped in a trail rider's pain threshold
If you buy from tf, they'll put in a custom compression/rebound circuit which is supposedly much better.
Carbon 456
456 lefty
Pompino
White Inbred
The question is which variant of Reba; and to pop-lock or not?
I'm a downhiller trapped in a trail rider's pain threshold
Carbon 456
456 lefty
Pompino
White Inbred
I've bought a new bike....ouch - result
Can I buy a new bike?...No - no result
I quite like the of a lock-out, but not if it's going to compromise the fork.
Trying to get me head around the range? Am I right in thinking there's no difference in the springs or damping, it's just that one has a hollow crown to save weight?
I'm a downhiller trapped in a trail rider's pain threshold
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I'm a downhiller trapped in a trail rider's pain threshold