1oo to 120 mil forks, under £200
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1oo to 120 mil forks, under £200
what ones do you recomend, I've seen some 335sl recons for 200 but think they are not aftermarket as i cant find them on the net to see reveiws,
or maybe some marzochis,
input would be appreciated,
thanks monsieirs, and madamomseils.
or maybe some marzochis,
input would be appreciated,
thanks monsieirs, and madamomseils.
phil- XTR and a pair of Crossmax SLR's
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Re: 1oo to 120 mil forks, under £200
100 mm??
You want a set of these bad boy forks
You can always push it uphills...
You want a set of these bad boy forks
You can always push it uphills...
Si- XTR and a pair of Crossmax SLR's
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Re: 1oo to 120 mil forks, under £200
hello Simon....I know you like the gravity related kicks, I think I may be becoming a light weight component convert . OOh my days,.
what rocks.. feeling the riding flow in Wales...
what sucks.. not much at the mo yey.
what rocks.. feeling the riding flow in Wales...
what sucks.. not much at the mo yey.
phil- XTR and a pair of Crossmax SLR's
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Re: 1oo to 120 mil forks, under £200
Phil , check out
http://www.merlincycles.co.uk/?fn=product&productId=1070&categoryId=18
disc and v-brake rockshox reba sl £194.95 100mm
also
http://www.stif.co.uk/gear/select_options.asp?productid=5970
MARZOCCHI MX PRO REMOTE LOCKOUT 08 FORKS £179.99
100 or 120mm
Bert.
http://www.merlincycles.co.uk/?fn=product&productId=1070&categoryId=18
disc and v-brake rockshox reba sl £194.95 100mm
also
http://www.stif.co.uk/gear/select_options.asp?productid=5970
MARZOCCHI MX PRO REMOTE LOCKOUT 08 FORKS £179.99
100 or 120mm
Bert.
filthyhabit- XT
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Re: 1oo to 120 mil forks, under £200
Phil, 335s were OEM so they will only be on Giants / Spesh full bike builds etc. Unless CRC or Wiggle get hold of a huge over stock order from China !!
RECONS or REVELATIONS are a really safe bet. You can't get a much better "Fit it and leave it " fork.
The RECON 351 is the big seller. It comes in Coil or Air. The air being the lighter of the two. I have always ridden air forks so cannot really comment on coils.
The RECONS are £200 here or even £215 with the poploc. This allows you to completely lock them out for climbing etc.
Or if you want something really trick, and get the best of both worlds go for the Rockshox REVELATION U-Turn. You can adjust the travel using a knob on the top of the stanchion from 85mm - 130mm. So you could have 90mm in Woburn and 120mm in Wales. Perfect !! They are £240 here.
I used them on my Blur and loved them. They took a few months to bed in, but were super smooth. Better than £400+ Fox RLCs Talas etc IMO.
I have got the new Marzocchi XC 700 ATA's, and they are adjustable from 100 - 140. I think its great, as you effectively have 2 x pairs of forks in one at the twist of a button.
Go safe, go Rockshox. If you are buying Marzocchis then stay away from 2006 - 2007 forks, as there were a lot of problems, although 2008 forks have all the new components.
RECONS or REVELATIONS are a really safe bet. You can't get a much better "Fit it and leave it " fork.
The RECON 351 is the big seller. It comes in Coil or Air. The air being the lighter of the two. I have always ridden air forks so cannot really comment on coils.
The RECONS are £200 here or even £215 with the poploc. This allows you to completely lock them out for climbing etc.
Or if you want something really trick, and get the best of both worlds go for the Rockshox REVELATION U-Turn. You can adjust the travel using a knob on the top of the stanchion from 85mm - 130mm. So you could have 90mm in Woburn and 120mm in Wales. Perfect !! They are £240 here.
I used them on my Blur and loved them. They took a few months to bed in, but were super smooth. Better than £400+ Fox RLCs Talas etc IMO.
I have got the new Marzocchi XC 700 ATA's, and they are adjustable from 100 - 140. I think its great, as you effectively have 2 x pairs of forks in one at the twist of a button.
Go safe, go Rockshox. If you are buying Marzocchis then stay away from 2006 - 2007 forks, as there were a lot of problems, although 2008 forks have all the new components.
N@th- Chris King Ultimate Racer
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Re: 1oo to 120 mil forks, under £200
thanks very much for all your input guys, cheers.
phil- XTR and a pair of Crossmax SLR's
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Re: 1oo to 120 mil forks, under £200
I've got the RS Revelation Coil U-Turn on my Prophet. I'll be riding Sunday so your welcome to give them a try.
Although my experiance is limited I am more than happy with them and don't regret spending my dosh on them.
Although my experiance is limited I am more than happy with them and don't regret spending my dosh on them.
Martin- XTR
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thanks Martin , I cant make Sunday but I'm sure I will see you around.
take care one and all.
take care one and all.
phil- XTR and a pair of Crossmax SLR's
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