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[lowslowandold]

That's true, I trusted the rubber queens and I knew where there limit was, but sometime got to try something different, worse case I have a set of tyres I can use when out on the old train lines nr me

 

[olzster]

Im thinking putting new rear shock, any thoughts on what is best linkage? Risse Racing Hex, BETD other?
Thanks

 

[robo]

Why cant I attach a picture,any one no just says invalid picture

 

[olzster]

Maybe pic size? 500kb limited I think

 

[robo]

Newly acquired fsr any ideas on some better forks and rear shock..?

 

[GlenPxC]

Newly acquired fsr any ideas on some better forks and rear shock..?

Depends, what type of riding are you going to be doing?

 

[robo]

Fast bumpy forest paths and tracks, dirt and gravel. Don't like the standard manitous there crap, and rear shock doesn't do much got to have a play

 

[GlenPxC]

Fast bumpy forest paths and tracks, dirt and gravel. Don't like the standard manitous there crap, and rear shock doesn't do much got to have a play

Sounds like mostly XC stuff? I'd go with an air sprung fork with around 100mm of travel and a rear air shock. Rear shock size is 165mm by 55mm in case you were wondering. Personally I like fox float shocks and forks, but a friend of mine swears by his rock shox reba. I have a 130mm fox float r fork on mine and I've been looking for a fox float rear, but have been holding off for a new link since I like a little more travel. Also upgrading your headset with the fork will help

 

[lowslowandold]

mine is close to being finished and making her all tight and tidy again, it shows up some bits i need to sort head set bearing are a bit rough, and so is the rear hub. but i love the look. just need to ride her

 

[teethgrinder]

pssst...I have a rear end from a 2002 RH and BETD link for sale. 98 on forum.