80mm travel fork
konarob8
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Hi Guys any advice please.
I have a lovely Kona Caldera ('98 vintage before they went Aluminium) that is great other than the old Judy T2 which I fear might need replacing as spare parts are apparently impossible to get hold of. The big problem is of course that the Judy T2 was only an 80mm travel fork. This is perfectly adequate for the riding that I do and I don't want to muck up my frame geometry by going for something longer.
Any ideas on a decent 80mm travel front shock?
I have a lovely Kona Caldera ('98 vintage before they went Aluminium) that is great other than the old Judy T2 which I fear might need replacing as spare parts are apparently impossible to get hold of. The big problem is of course that the Judy T2 was only an 80mm travel fork. This is perfectly adequate for the riding that I do and I don't want to muck up my frame geometry by going for something longer.
Any ideas on a decent 80mm travel front shock?
Kona Caldera 1998 (I love good steel)
Trek 8000 circa 2001 (Al censored )
Dawes Kickback 500 circa 1992 (well most of the bits anyway.)
Trek 8000 circa 2001 (Al censored )
Dawes Kickback 500 circa 1992 (well most of the bits anyway.)
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Fox also do the F80 but this is probably to expensive
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I might have to renew parts slowly though, it gets expensive when you add it all up! Almost the cost of a new bike but not quite. :roll:
Trek 8000 circa 2001 (Al censored )
Dawes Kickback 500 circa 1992 (well most of the bits anyway.)