Zerothehero
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What's the options with replacement elastomer in an early Judy fork please? Elastomer or springs? Thanks.
Rock shox Judy.
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I think both, although original bits will be difficult to obtain..
Elastomers here: viewtopic.php?f=2&t=385967
I think both, although original bits will be difficult to obtain..
Elastomers here: viewtopic.php?f=2&t=385967
Zerothehero
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Thanks a lot.
Thanks a lot.
Graham_hkr
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Quite a lot of replacement parts on eBayZerothehero":36w1azi4 said:
Janners BJJ Clunker Rider
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I have just rebuild a series 1 Rockshox Judy XC. Elastomers available from chap on here in Hungary. Excellent service. Fairly easy to do.
Janners BJJ Clunker Rider
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If your Judy fork has a working damper, better if it is a metal bodied version, then springs are fit and forget. Elastomers can be great for tuning if you can get different hardness to create the stack you want, but might be pretty costly unless you know and can buy the stack you want.
If your Judy fork has a working damper, better if it is a metal bodied version, then springs are fit and forget. Elastomers can be great for tuning if you can get different hardness to create the stack you want, but might be pretty costly unless you know and can buy the stack you want.
