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IT adjuster what is one? looking at these forks and it says its missing one?
sorry still going on about getting some new forks! lol
http://www.cyclesurgery.com/1023746/Man ... -Fork.html
sorry still going on about getting some new forks! lol
http://www.cyclesurgery.com/1023746/Man ... -Fork.html
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It sounds like a travel length adjuster that is situated on your handlebars. You see the long cable on the picture coming from the left stanction.. i'd assume that that is the missing part.
Btw, you could just use 1 thread about suspension for all you suspension queries...just a thought :P0 -
Infinite Travel adjuster, it says in the detail!! LOL
Its like the U-turn on RS forks.'08 Stinky and an old Saracen X-tort Single speed
"It would not be at all strange if history came to the conclusion that the perfection of the bicycle was the greatest incident of the nineteenth century"0 -
quality guys! sorry about starting a new thread benj :oops:0
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'08 Stinky and an old Saracen X-tort Single speed
"It would not be at all strange if history came to the conclusion that the perfection of the bicycle was the greatest incident of the nineteenth century"0 -
good price tho
and they would do a good job no?0 -
Get the Tora!0
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still not sure about them, bit more money and i know im a geek but i dont like the shineyness!!
what do you think of the manitou nixons? 0 -
Out of all the forks you have mentioned or been advised about on this or your previous thread the ones that SS told you about have been the best for £149.99
http://www.bikeoutlet.co.uk/products/Ro ... 36-50.html
And they have a long enough steerer to fit your Marin!!'08 Stinky and an old Saracen X-tort Single speed
"It would not be at all strange if history came to the conclusion that the perfection of the bicycle was the greatest incident of the nineteenth century"0 -
Nixon wouldn't fit your wheels, has a different axle.
Good prices, but were temperemental forks, and flexy.0 -
what axles do they have? and what axles do i have i mean to be fair i dont have a clue!?0
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The Nixons you have shown have a hex axle, I beleive this is 20mm and hexagonal in shape (correct me if I am wrong) your wheels will have standard Quick release axles which are 10mm.'08 Stinky and an old Saracen X-tort Single speed
"It would not be at all strange if history came to the conclusion that the perfection of the bicycle was the greatest incident of the nineteenth century"0 -
how would i find out?0
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I have had a look at your bike spec in your sig, you definately have standard 10mm quick release axles so you will need a fork with the standard 10mm qr axles.
When looking at forks on-line usually if it does not state what axles they have it will most probably be standard but to be safe ask the retailer!!'08 Stinky and an old Saracen X-tort Single speed
"It would not be at all strange if history came to the conclusion that the perfection of the bicycle was the greatest incident of the nineteenth century"0 -
Yep, you have a standard QR wheel and fork, and need a standard QR fork unless you get a new wheel!
The Tora 318 will be the stiffest, strongest, most adjustable, best performing and relatively lightest fork you will find for 150 quid!!!0 -
supersonic wrote:Yep, you have a standard QR wheel and fork, and need a standard QR fork unless you get a new wheel!
The Tora 318 will be the stiffest, strongest, most adjustable, best performing and relatively lightest fork you will find for 150 quid!!!"Do not follow where the path may lead, Go instead where there is no path, and Leave a Trail."
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