Ferghus
Retro Guru
I recently bought an 89 MB-1 with the original Koski fork which to many is an unknown as it
looks subdued and not too notable to the un-trained eye. After reading the rave reviews on these forks(and actually riding one), I am a believer ....excellent dampening properties and it puts all my TB P2's and multitude
of Ritchey logics to shame. Cheaper than a Ti fork too
There are a couple on eBay currently ...one from a MB-1 and the other from a MB-2.
1989 was the only year that Bridgestone offered these forks and only on the MB-1 & 2
Not cheap !
http://www.ebay.ca/itm/Vintage-Koski-Mo ... Swxu5ZFg7J
looks subdued and not too notable to the un-trained eye. After reading the rave reviews on these forks(and actually riding one), I am a believer ....excellent dampening properties and it puts all my TB P2's and multitude
of Ritchey logics to shame. Cheaper than a Ti fork too
There are a couple on eBay currently ...one from a MB-1 and the other from a MB-2.
1989 was the only year that Bridgestone offered these forks and only on the MB-1 & 2
Not cheap !
http://www.ebay.ca/itm/Vintage-Koski-Mo ... Swxu5ZFg7J
