Hi all I’m new to this so bear with lol I have a set of rst hi5 forks that I got with the bike I’ve just brought (club roost Dh ) that are just to bouncey for my likening I was wounding how to stiffer up the forks
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I had a set when they first came out and at the time were a good way to get long travel on the cheap.Very simple internals as its an elastomer fork.Check out the state of the elastomer stack,clean it up and stick in some new lube.They are rough and ready,dont expect Z1 performance but I used mine specifically for downhilling and big hits,I found it fine for that.
I had a set when they first came out and at the time were a good way to get long travel on the cheap.Very simple internals as its an elastomer fork.Check out the state of the elastomer stack,clean it up and stick in some new lube.They are rough and ready,dont expect Z1 performance but I used mine specifically for downhilling and big hits,I found it fine for that.
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We had a set on one of our downhill bikes when they came out. I think there is an air damper in the bottom of one or both legs. Check the bottom of the fork legs for an allen bolt adjuster.
We stripped ours down and rebuilt them using grease etc... and they worked a lot better. But there was an issue with some of them snapping, I think it was the steerer. I'm fairly certain they were all recalled and fixed. Still worth taking it a bit cautiously.
We had a set on one of our downhill bikes when they came out. I think there is an air damper in the bottom of one or both legs. Check the bottom of the fork legs for an allen bolt adjuster.
We stripped ours down and rebuilt them using grease etc... and they worked a lot better. But there was an issue with some of them snapping, I think it was the steerer. I'm fairly certain they were all recalled and fixed. Still worth taking it a bit cautiously.
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Have you got a photo of the bike?
I’m guessing you’ll be wanting some more triple crown forks for downhill riding?
You won’t find anything newer than around 15-20 years old that still has the V-brake mounts on them I’m afraid.
Something like some Marzocchi Jnr T’s from around year 2000 might be an option, whatever you get you’ll be looking at some older used forks.
Have you got a photo of the bike?
I’m guessing you’ll be wanting some more triple crown forks for downhill riding?
You won’t find anything newer than around 15-20 years old that still has the V-brake mounts on them I’m afraid.
Something like some Marzocchi Jnr T’s from around year 2000 might be an option, whatever you get you’ll be looking at some older used forks.
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