New air forks.
Rippedabs123
Posts: 69
Hi there,
I have recentely purchased a second hand GT avalance 1.0 and to be honest, the forks are rubbish!
They have a knocking feeling when you try to compress them, they are incredeibly stiff, heavy and after a week or so of hard riding they soften up a bit but then as soon as you put the "lock - out" on even just for a couple of seconds they go REALLY hard.
So I would like to upgrade the forks to a nice pair of Air forks preferabally with remote lockout for under £200 pounds, any ideas or am i being a bit optamistic for the money i have?
I have recentely purchased a second hand GT avalance 1.0 and to be honest, the forks are rubbish!
They have a knocking feeling when you try to compress them, they are incredeibly stiff, heavy and after a week or so of hard riding they soften up a bit but then as soon as you put the "lock - out" on even just for a couple of seconds they go REALLY hard.
So I would like to upgrade the forks to a nice pair of Air forks preferabally with remote lockout for under £200 pounds, any ideas or am i being a bit optamistic for the money i have?
road: carrera tdf ltd 2012
xc: gt avalance 1.0 2008
love cycling
xc: gt avalance 1.0 2008
love cycling
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Rippedabs123 wrote:Hi there,
I have recentely purchased a second hand GT avalance 1.0 and to be honest, the forks are rubbish!
They have a knocking feeling when you try to compress them, they are incredeibly stiff, heavy and after a week or so of hard riding they soften up a bit but then as soon as you put the "lock - out" on even just for a couple of seconds they go REALLY hard.
So I would like to upgrade the forks to a nice pair of Air forks preferabally with remote lockout for under £200 pounds, any ideas or am i being a bit optamistic for the money i have?road: carrera tdf ltd 2012
xc: gt avalance 1.0 2008
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Very easy to service so worth a try. Also worth keeping an eye on the classifieds as you can sometimes find a second hand set of rebas in your budget0
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snoopsmydogg wrote:sometimes find a second hand set of rebas in your budgetCurrently riding a Whyte T130C, X0 drivetrain, Magura Trail brakes converted to mixed wheel size (homebuilt wheels) with 140mm Fox 34 Rhythm and RP23 suspension. 12.2Kg.0
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The Beginner wrote:snoopsmydogg wrote:sometimes find a second hand set of rebas in your budget
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£50 under the OPs budget0 -
Awesome I will keep an eye out then!road: carrera tdf ltd 2012
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