Cube Fritzz with Fox 40 RC2s?
Ruari1967
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Hi all,
I ride a Cube Fritzz and have recently found myself doing more and more downhill as opposed to XC riding. I am looking to get a set of Fox 40 RC2s forks, but I am not sure whether these would 'fit' my bike. If anyone could let me know what I should look for or whether the forks would be a good fit, it would be much appreciated.
Cheers,
Ruari
I ride a Cube Fritzz and have recently found myself doing more and more downhill as opposed to XC riding. I am looking to get a set of Fox 40 RC2s forks, but I am not sure whether these would 'fit' my bike. If anyone could let me know what I should look for or whether the forks would be a good fit, it would be much appreciated.
Cheers,
Ruari
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Check with cube whether it is warrantied for a 200mm dual crown fork.
My guess is no.0 -
not a hope in hell."Do not follow where the path may lead, Go instead where there is no path, and Leave a Trail."
Parktools :?:SheldonBrown0 -
Why not Nick?
The only people who know for sure are at Cube, ask them.
My last bike was rated for 100mm, but after having a chat with the factory they said I could fit upto a 135mm, so I did and it was a mega win!Why would I care about 150g of bike weight, I just ate 400g of cookies while reading this?0 -
You could do it, I don't know for certain what Cube would say in regards to the warrenty - probably a no. It doesnt sound like a big difference in terms of travel but 160 and 200 is alot on a mountain bike.
Besides, it would probably kill the bikes feel. The frame is designed around a 160 fork and the more you tilt the frame back the further away from 'optimal' the bikes rear travel will perform. If you can afford a pair of Fox 40's - buy a proper downhill bike - it will be a better experiance.Lapierre Spicy 516 XTR custom (2013) -http://www.bikeradar.com/forums/viewtopic.php?f=10017&t=129323320 -
cavegiant
Ok the bike come with a travel adjustable fork from 100mm to 160mm so the optimum length with be somewhere in the middle.
and it is not like the rear is adjustable to compensate.
it aint a DH FR bike
also the given head angle is slack enough."Do not follow where the path may lead, Go instead where there is no path, and Leave a Trail."
Parktools :?:SheldonBrown0