Long Travel Rigid Forks
monkeyfiend
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I didnt want to do one of those 'whats best for me' posts but unfortunately here we go, I am looking to replace some Bombers on a single speed hack bike with a set of rigid forks. they need to be light weight, have V-brake posts on and low cost so Pace carbon ones are out of my price range.
Doing a net search I found these:
http://www.carboncycles.cc/index.php?s= ... =43&p=202&
but know little about them, any thoughts?
Now's the time to throw it.
Doing a net search I found these:
http://www.carboncycles.cc/index.php?s= ... =43&p=202&
but know little about them, any thoughts?
Now's the time to throw it.
Now\'s the time to throw it.
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what length were the old forks? if you dont know model and year and travel. or a picture. "Bomber" is just the generic name for Marz's forks.
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Ientiti rebate are probably the strongest, but i think there are some funn rigids that are pretty long if you'r fork was more than 100mm
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they are EXP comp '03
The measurements like the website 'carboncyles' do would make the bombers 45.5 cm from centre axle to top of crown but I wondered if the 44.5 cm aluminium ones would suit as 1cm is just slack travel, maybe?
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not EXP but EXR sorry, they feel very heavy but have done me proud xc and now I want to lighten the bike for road and gentle fun use.
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seems about right the right length0
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If it's for road use then a slightly shorter fork and steeper head angle won't hurt.
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