150-160mm fork
cubedean
Posts: 670
I've recently purchased an Orange Alpine 160 frame and shock & now need to equip it with some forks.
Ideally I would like a 160mm fork, however Orange have confirmed 150mm would be okay (opens up more choices).
I narrowly missed out on a pair of Marzocchi 55 RC3 yesterday.
What would you guys recommend?
Requirements:-
Preferably 1 1/8 straight steerer although will consider tapered & cane creek 40/44 bottom cup
150-160mm travel
Lock out would be ideal, but not essential
20mm Maxle
Budget - £200-250 (2nd hand)
Ideally I would like a 160mm fork, however Orange have confirmed 150mm would be okay (opens up more choices).
I narrowly missed out on a pair of Marzocchi 55 RC3 yesterday.
What would you guys recommend?
Requirements:-
Preferably 1 1/8 straight steerer although will consider tapered & cane creek 40/44 bottom cup
150-160mm travel
Lock out would be ideal, but not essential
20mm Maxle
Budget - £200-250 (2nd hand)
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Rock Shox Pike or Marzocchi 55
X Fusion Slant is a great budget option as well.Trail fun - Transition Bandit
Road - Wilier Izoard Centaur/Cube Agree C62 Disc
Allround - Cotic Solaris0 -
I'd go for a 55.0
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Marzocchi 55 rc3 evo. Or, if you can find one then a Marzocchi 350cr.Transition Patrol - viewtopic.php?f=10017&t=130702350
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Forget straight steerers, anything decent and not too old will be tapered. Have a sniff around for a RS Revelation - should be able to pick up a 2013 from a bike upgraded to Pike for your money.Closet jockey wheel pimp whore.0
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paul.skibum wrote:Forget straight steerers, anything decent and not too old will be tapered. Have a sniff around for a RS Revelation - should be able to pick up a 2013 from a bike upgraded to Pike for your money.
Are revs not all 15mm maxle?0 -
Revs are all 15mm they are also really flexy. Not a good choice for an all mountain bike, more of a light trail forkTransition Patrol - viewtopic.php?f=10017&t=130702350