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I'm tempted to swap my ageing MX Comps for rigid RC31's, but at 15 stone I'm a little bothered by the 95.5kg limit (basically 15st!). What's the concensus? Oh and I'll be using 180mm mono minis. What are the alternatives?
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I was looking at this recently, and decided that I would've been happier with the slightly beefier On-One forks.

In the end, I went for a set of Surly Instigators, as being more appropriate for the battering I intend giving them.
Didn't realise they had a limit, I know Dylan Hayes uses them and he's @16stone, never heard of him having a issue.

Depends on how hard you ride I guess to.

Didn't know about the On-Ones - hanks. Still not totally certain about making the move back to rigid - I used to suffer with tennis elbow a lot in the rigid days but I'm getting increasingly fcuked off with fettling and spending £££ on kit that doesn't last. I've made the change to singlespeed on my now one and only mtb and the urge to simplify it further is proving hard to resist.
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Buy the Ritchey WCS Carbon forks, they're stunningly pretty if nothing else!
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Hi,
Why not try the Element Spar-Q forks, just as good as the pace offerings, light and strong and better value at £139, have both disc and v brake mounts, had mine for 6 monthes and had no probs, got my bike down to sub 22lb,Great

try www.mtb-bitz.co.uk

Regards G....


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Geez Misty, what do you do to your bikes?

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I have some Bontrager carbon Race X Lite Switchblades on the front of one of my bikes. I am about 90kg and was sort of put off the Pace forks by the weight limit. I did consider the On-One forks but I heard a few stories about disk/drop-out interference.

So far I have given the forks a bit of a hammering and am very impressed, they have enough flex to cope with roots and stuff, they only really seem to struggle on sharp edged rutts.
I limped out and bought suss forks again - Magura Odur. They are billed as 'fit and forget' - we'll see!
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How the hell did you butcher a set of MX Comps? I've never heard of anyone knackering a set!
The ETA was knackered and they were leaking and generally buggered. I really liked them and bought some 07 MX Pros but there isn't a bloody post mount adapter available for my brakes so I went for the Maguras with IS mount.
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"How the hell did you butcher a set of MX Comps? I've never heard of anyone knackering a set!"


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