New Vintage 90s McMahon Ti Fork Shaka

[Jrock74]

I finally found this fork I bought new in the early 90s that ended up not fitting my bike at the time. It’s been in my parent’s garage ever since. It has never been used and in pretty much perfect condition. Planning on throwing it on Ebay but found these forums and figured I’d share with all you experts. I will do my best to answer questions but anything/history about the fork you can share, I’d be interested.

 

[joglo]

This is a very nice and interesting suspension fork.

You may have found already some information like from Mombat or other sources like this 1992 catalog:

RetroforksBike is also a great source of information for old suspension forks
https://retroforksbike.pl/en/amortyzatory/mrc-titanium-2/https://retroforksbike.pl/en/amortyzatory/mrc-shaka-bra-2/https://retroforksbike.pl/en/amortyzatory/mrc-mcmahon-shaka-914-titanium-2/
As this is an exotic fork, it will be hard to define a typical average sales price.

Also the technical condition plays a big role, and just because it was never mounted, this does not necessarily mean that it works still like new.
Typically Elastomeres are heavily impacted by aging.

 

[Jrock74]

This is a very nice and interesting suspension fork.

You may have found already some information like from Mombat or other sources like this 1992 catalog:View attachment 825311

RetroforksBike is also a great source of information for old suspension forks
https://retroforksbike.pl/en/amortyzatory/mrc-titanium-2/https://retroforksbike.pl/en/amortyzatory/mrc-shaka-bra-2/https://retroforksbike.pl/en/amortyzatory/mrc-mcmahon-shaka-914-titanium-2/
As this is an exotic fork, it will be hard to define a typical average sales price.

Also the technical condition plays a big role, and just because it was never mounted, this does not necessarily mean that it works still like new.
Typically Elastomeres are heavily impacted by aging.

Awesome!! Thank you.