fguki
Senior Retro Guru
Hi! No problem ... just PM me!
For Sale Elastomers for retro suspension forks (front & rear) Plenty different models. Made in Germany.
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Hi! No problem ... just PM me!
fguki
Senior Retro Guru
Elastomers for the Shockblades will be no problem! I just have to know the lengths. I am very sure they were "the same" as in the Tange Struts GS or Tange Struts Pro.
Tange used very oddly shaped elastomers. I COULD do the weitd shape as well - but never saw any need to. Very normal cylincrical elastomers are very fine for it! Just PM me!
I got a set of replacement EFC elastomer's from fguki. I only really needed the 2nd and 3rd stage ones as the main stacks were in good order. Stripped, cleaned, fresh oil in the damper and these forks are working as good as new. No more top out clunk!
You cant see them, but they're in there...
You cant see them, but they're in there...
fguki
Senior Retro Guru
IMPORTANT NOTE!!! 
Hi guys! Sorry, bit of a dick-comment here now but its necessary when I look at all the messages I get from you all over time!
Simply sending any images of your forks (that might be new to my catalogue) or your full bikes from rather far away somewhere in a barn or a garage might lead to nothing!
You will have to measure exactly:
1.) The total height the elastomer stack needs to be
2.) Take possible spacer height in consideration and substract them (in number and thickness) from your total stack height.
3.) Measure the total diameter of your desired elastomers and
4.) Measure the bore your elastomers need!
Otherwise I can not help you!
I am not a magician and I also dont have a crystal-ball that can measure carefully and precisely through your images sent over the internet
Pro-Flex (as an example) used different heights and different diameters for their bikes over the years. Girvin suspension forks as well! Sometimes, with the pictures I can not (!) see which diameter or bore they used on your particular model! You will have to measure and/or confirm!!!
Cheers and thank you!
Hi guys! Sorry, bit of a dick-comment here now but its necessary when I look at all the messages I get from you all over time!
Simply sending any images of your forks (that might be new to my catalogue) or your full bikes from rather far away somewhere in a barn or a garage might lead to nothing!
You will have to measure exactly:
1.) The total height the elastomer stack needs to be
2.) Take possible spacer height in consideration and substract them (in number and thickness) from your total stack height.
3.) Measure the total diameter of your desired elastomers and
4.) Measure the bore your elastomers need!
Otherwise I can not help you!
I am not a magician and I also dont have a crystal-ball that can measure carefully and precisely through your images sent over the internet
Pro-Flex (as an example) used different heights and different diameters for their bikes over the years. Girvin suspension forks as well! Sometimes, with the pictures I can not (!) see which diameter or bore they used on your particular model! You will have to measure and/or confirm!!!
Cheers and thank you!
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