Tora 302 vs MX Pro?

Coolnick

Big enough difference to make a purchase worthwhile supersonic? Reason is I have been tempted to upgrade V's to LX discs you see.

Well off home now, cheers lads for all your help, anything I have missed or need to know, leave on here and I will check tomorrow....thanks!!!

Girth

I have the 06 302's and overall i am very impressed with them.
As others have said it depends on your use, if its normal xc riding they are a good fork. I am a big rider so have them opened out to 130mm with the rebound set right for me and there is very little bob on the ups. One this is i occasionally bottom the fork out over flowing jumps and drops. I aren't doing them any good i admit as i think they have loosened off a little over the 9 months i have had them, but i am quite a big rider so you can't hold that against them. A good coil fork i think if you use it for its intended purpose.

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It really depends on what your bike is. If it's an XC bike, 130mm will feel really slow, but will probably be ok for the occassional steep downhill.

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I could use extra travel for speedy descents, but my bike came with a 100mm fork, and I wonder if a n U-turn one at 130mm would somehow put too much strain on the frame, or just alter geometry? Because that kind of altering on a downhill would actually be good! I could use 85mm for climbs, 100 for general conditions and 120-130 for big descents... if my frame can handle it that is!

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WonkeyDonkey

I'm in the same sort of position as Coolnick and looking to upgrade my suntour fork. The lighter weight 302 air appeals to me and I found this:

http://www.evanscycles.com/product.jsp?style=12878

Is this the fork that Supersonic was talking about that is as rare as rocking horse poop?

Also, does it have some sort of lockout?

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Buy iy, its a bargain! No lockout - one reason why it is a bit lighter.

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Can the forks on the link previous fit most bikes? Like the Mongoose Tyax?

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yes.

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WonkeyDonkey

I have to be honest, i've never "met" a man that has so easily convinced me to part with œ120. Congratulations Supersonic!

I'm just waiting impatiently to get them and fit them.

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