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danski666
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Why do you need more than 100mm anyway? You did by dirt jumpers for dirt jumping, didn't you?
<font size="3"><center><font color="red">Bike!</font id="red"></center></font id="size3">The Internet World Ended On 04/07/20070 -
yer if you bought them for exactly what they say on the <s>tin</s> leg, then you dont need to make them any more travel becuase 100 is fine for DJ'ing
<center> <font color="black">rhythm</font id="black"> </center>0 -
100 is a lot for DJing. DJ forks, IMO should be about 3" travel.
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myspaz</b></font id="red">0 -
80mm is ideal, but may not suit some frames, due to being too short.
Rigids are better still, but some people aren't smooth enough to warrent them.
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why are rigids better? isnt it just a personal choice between sus and rigid?
<center> <font color="black">rhythm</font id="black"> </center>0 -
Ridgids are better as you dont lose any energy, and you can get higher, but the margin for error is greater.
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myspaz</b></font id="red">0 -
Other people use 100mm forks and they think that it is fine.
IIRC it was made for 100mm forks.
What colour are you getting?
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