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| Posted: 27/09/08 18:08:50 50 |
appreciate you dropping the price, but again we ask... what size?! What spec is YOUR bike? |
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| Posted: 16/09/08 21:39:58 58 |
what size?
And what spec on your bike (given you appear to have cut and paste the description from norco website, as your pic quite clearly shows a Marz fork not the rockshox you describe...) |
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| Posted: 06/06/08 13:55:47 47 |
| is your friend in accrington too? Does he have an email address, and can he email more pics? I am interested but based in Oxford so would like to see more pics |
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| Posted: 27/03/02 13:28:56 56 |
400 quid for a pair of forks and they give you a whole TWO circlips free? Excuse me if I dont crack out the bubbly...
Agree with Andy D, I rebuilt a fork with O rings from the local hardware store. Also replaced every bolt with stainless steel thanks to my workshop stores ;-) |
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| Posted: 27/03/02 13:26:09 09 |
Some of us buy Ti for a variety of reasons, however the Avid Speed Dial Tis are a bit of a swizz as the only Ti bits are the bolts...
to Eion and Chico, yes Ti stretches more than steel for a given load/stress, which is why Salsa call their steel front Q/R suspension specific. Ive seen the conquences of a ti front skewer and a disc brake and its not nice (brake forces bend forks and stretch skewer, this allows the bolt to unwind when the stress is relieved. Upshot is a mate jumped a bit of trail and his front wheel fell out, with big face brake finale. He'd checked the Q/R tension before the ride and it was fine).
Pretty much all my hardtail is Ti (frame, stem, post, bars, bar ends etc), but I use steel Q/Rs... |
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