Manitou Revox Springs.

Mr bump

Hope someone can help, im trying to find out if i can buy a 450lb titanium spring for my 3.5" stroke revox.
Ive tried TF, MOJO and manitou US. as yet ive had no luck. any help would be very helpfull.

ride_whenever

Have you looked at the springs on crc, they have nuke proof ones, probably one there

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I thought Revox had Ti springs as standard?

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haroexone

you have a session 10?

haroexone

contact tf tuned

Mr bump

Yea looked at crc. They only do one for a 3" stroke! they only come with a 400lb spring. Im a big lad. TF were helpful but can only get steel springs. And yea its a session 10.

golden graham

apart from the weight whats the diffrence?

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Mr bump

Not much really. just fancied ti springs. if i can get them.

golden graham

i want to get a 750 ti or a 800 steel. im also not the smallest kid but i want a realy stiff backend as i do alot of north shore but also some xc/single track stuff. Are ti spring slightly stiffer or just amazingly light.

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haroexone

ive worked it out.if you fitted a 3" spring and 0.5" travel limiters on the shaft youd have 8.59" travel

Mr bump

The only noticeable difference is the weight. i dont think they are any stiffer.

haroexone

ive worked it out.if you fitted a 3" spring and 0.5" travel limiters on the shaft youd have 8.59" travel.you can get heavier than 400lb

haroexone

oops

Mr bump

dosent that defeat the whole point of a session ten?

dylancrisp

Just one question. Does manitou still exist because i can find their website and i have heard they have stop selling. And is it also ok to by a bike with manitou forks on them
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dougie s

look in the tech links

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Mr bump

I think manitou does still exist. Havent Hayes become the importer?

gibby12100

Hayes bought them a couple of months ago, and have suposebly been getting better, but then Maddison their UK Importer Dropped them and have ended up back in the gutter a bit

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Other option is to have one custom wound, not cheap. But if you want to save weight, you pay the price.

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haroexone

you can get 3.5" ti springs for avalanche rear shocks but the internal+external diam is different.it might be possible to have an adapter made for the internal but it still might be too fat...

Mr bump

Thanks for the help guys. Rang madison today and they have got me my springs. (very helpfull) only thing is you have to buy them from a bike shop. they wont sell to joe public.

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i want to get a 750 ti or a 800 steel. im also not the smallest kid but i want a realy stiff backend as i do alot of north shore but also some xc/single track stuff. Are ti spring slightly stiffer or just amazingly light.

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