So here you have a red ano Ultimate Machine CNC crown for vintage Rockshox Mag 20/21's with a 1" threaded steel steer tube at approx 195 mm long in absolutely pristine condition available.
But WAIT - that's not all, for this unit has some serious Provenance!!
The threading and key-slot on the Marzocchi based steer tube were machined in by none other than Mr. Paul Brodie's own hands (needs no introduction around these hallways) ... and the steer tube was pressed into the crown by ... the world famous Bonneville flats land-speed record holder (on a conventionally aspirated Triumph Trident triple) Mr. Tom Mellor!!
Anyway, I had this baby mounted on my '89 Brodie Romax, until I found an actual Rockshox unit that I will be replacing it with, and so now it is superfluous to my needs.
Photos are available upon request, and let me assure you, that it is in absolutely lovely/pristine condition. Asking $128.00 (Can) plus postage fees from Vancouver, BC.
note: is also advertised locally, so first come/first served
and: please be aware that because the unit was hand assembled (in a hydraulic press) as a one-off item, the key-slot ended up about 5 degrees off-center - but that is the only real imperfection.
But WAIT - that's not all, for this unit has some serious Provenance!!
The threading and key-slot on the Marzocchi based steer tube were machined in by none other than Mr. Paul Brodie's own hands (needs no introduction around these hallways) ... and the steer tube was pressed into the crown by ... the world famous Bonneville flats land-speed record holder (on a conventionally aspirated Triumph Trident triple) Mr. Tom Mellor!!
Anyway, I had this baby mounted on my '89 Brodie Romax, until I found an actual Rockshox unit that I will be replacing it with, and so now it is superfluous to my needs.
Photos are available upon request, and let me assure you, that it is in absolutely lovely/pristine condition. Asking $128.00 (Can) plus postage fees from Vancouver, BC.
note: is also advertised locally, so first come/first served
and: please be aware that because the unit was hand assembled (in a hydraulic press) as a one-off item, the key-slot ended up about 5 degrees off-center - but that is the only real imperfection.
