hello
mates just bought a set of these forks from ebay and theyve turned out to have a real solid elastomer. no spring in it at all really, so theyre basically a rigid fork at the mo.
the seller said yep, theyve gone a bit hard, and you can soften them by soaking them in boiling water, but that seems a bit of a faff if you have to do that pretty regularly.
my mate would like to know if anyone sells these now, as theyre a real old fork. hes also seen a replacement spring from Descent Cycles, Scotland, that does the job of an elastomer, but thats £30, which is more than he'd want to be paying really.
anyone got any good advice on how to get his forks to bounce happily again?
cheers
mates just bought a set of these forks from ebay and theyve turned out to have a real solid elastomer. no spring in it at all really, so theyre basically a rigid fork at the mo.
the seller said yep, theyve gone a bit hard, and you can soften them by soaking them in boiling water, but that seems a bit of a faff if you have to do that pretty regularly.
my mate would like to know if anyone sells these now, as theyre a real old fork. hes also seen a replacement spring from Descent Cycles, Scotland, that does the job of an elastomer, but thats £30, which is more than he'd want to be paying really.
anyone got any good advice on how to get his forks to bounce happily again?
cheers