XC fork

Fanis

Hi
I would like to install a new fork to my hardtail.My budget is 150-170 pounds.What do you recommend to me??I am 100kg weight.[?]

gravityengine

RockShox Tora's are good for that money.

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wilson26

IS or PM? If IS Rock shox, if PM Marzocchi MX series.

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Fanis

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IS or PM? If IS Rock shox, if PM Marzocchi MX series.

*Will*

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hi wilson26
please tell me what is IS or PM??

pete13

IS : international standard
PM : post mount

ddoogie

Disc brake mounts. If you have V-brakes you will obv need the mounts for those as well.

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Norco_Will93

rock shox toras

The hardtail does it all

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Gingersaurus

My Marzocchi MX Pro's seem to be doing very well so far. No complaints.

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Dan67

Yep another vote for the mx. Ive been pretty happy with mine so far

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ride_whenever

No problems with the toras, other that destroying the plastic valve cover, but it saves weight [;)] Remote lockout is useful too.

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seph_16

I've just bought a set of the MX Pro ETA jobbies, look the nuts in my opinion and have had some really good reviews. Still yet to fit them though! Need the right mounting adaptor for my hopes.

I must admit though, after having a go on my mates 318 Tora's they are super smooth.

munchkin2

Rockshox Toras. Simple.

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Noodoo

I'm running Marzocchi MX Pro's too. No problems yet and i've done around 100km with them so far.

xc-andy

i have some marz MX comp air from 02 , and they are bobbing along nicely still ....get some quality

inthegrip70

Gotta be tora airs!

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My Marzocchi MX Pro's seem to be doing very well so far. No complaints.
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Same here. [:D]

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supaman

got the mx comp eta and there great, the eta is realy useful.

Squillinossett

If you can up your budget I use

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and im very happy with them, ride like a dream

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Norco_Will93

tora 318 or tora 302 and something else

The hardtail does it all

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ride_whenever

For your budget toras, if you can stretch to rebas i would, a ridiculously good fork.

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My Single Speed

Always remember to pick your Uni according to the local trails or you'll be stuck with nowhere to ride for three years!

Noodoo

actually, gotta agree that the ETA is a big help on the climbs. It locks the forks out in a compressed position (lowering the front end) but keeps about 30mm of travel to smooth things out a bit.
If you go for Air sprung forks, ddon't forget that you will need a shock pump! that surprised me for œ20!

trengot

My forks (RS Revelations) came with the shock pump.

I guess it depends on the fork. Or maybe where you get it from.

gamhead

Love my MX Comp ETA 2005s - gorgeous.. wish they sold them on more new builds, then I could buy one!

chops_lad

If you still can't decide read this