Scott Endorphin 1997

[VTFoco2001]

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Don't forget; all Endorphins are beautiful and cool!

 

[Mike Muz]

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Don't forget; all Endorphins are beautiful and cool!

Can't argue with that!

I do wonder about getting rigid forks for mine sometimes. Then I go out on one of them and always come back happy with both as they are!

Mike

 

[Retro Spud]

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Don't forget; all Endorphins are beautiful and cool!

Can't argue with that!

I do wonder about getting rigid forks for mine sometimes. Then I go out on one of them and always come back happy with both as they are!

Mike

Don't do it Mike, be like putting a tow bar on a an E Type Jag, perfectly plausible but frankly ridiculous

Best leave ridiculous to Zen masters like Al, who somehow makes it cool.

 

[Mike Muz]

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I must admit, a rigid front end, with flex in the back end, does sound a bit weird!

 

[Retro Spud]

Some early Pro Flex's and the Klien Mantra were spec'ed with rigid frontends
So not as crazy as it sounds, but still un appealing

 

[VTFoco2001]

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How much does the rear end of the Endorphin flex in practice? These rigid front frorks flex about one cm.

 

[Mike Muz]

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Hard to tell, exactly. They definitely take the sting out of the trails though.

Like running with 15psi in your tyres

Mike

 

[VTFoco2001]

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Finished today! Happy with the result
Tomorrow to be taken into the dirt.

 

[Retro Spud]

That looks well nice.

 

[mk one]

very nice.

You could always run a flex stem if going with rigid forks

Mark