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According to the archive the forks are switchblades
It is repairable but you'd lose the paint
It is repairable but you'd lose the paint
Wales beauty
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Sundayjumper
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The switchblades are £200 on their own.
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Tange Switchblades, Magura Hydrostops in their early version.
Here's the page or go to out live catalogue https://www.retrobike.co.uk/threads/drystonepauls-bike-list.279972/
Here's the page or go to out live catalogue https://www.retrobike.co.uk/threads/drystonepauls-bike-list.279972/
Hotwheels.
Old School Grand Master
Are you sure they're not Switchblade copies...apart from them having 'Switch Drive' on them, the blades don't taper as much so looks a lot thicker at the dropout than the slinky, skinny Tange version.
Hotwheels.
Old School Grand Master
TreaderSteve
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Interesting Hotwheels! Someone will (hopefully) be along to say they had a pair of whatever they are BITD! They're pretty cool either way!
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Says Switchblades in the advert above... I would imagine if they were copies Tange would have had something to say about them using the same name...
Once A Hero
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The '92 Conquest Elite I had a few years back had 'Max Switch' forks, which look like this:
Not sure if they were the same being a year later.
But the crack in the head tube certainly was! 
Not sure if they were the same being a year later.
But the crack in the head tube certainly was!
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They're "Black chromed switchblade with aluminium crowned fork", as per the post I put up.
"Max" and "Drive" are all inhouse branding for forks etc
There were copies out there, not sure if this early though.
"Max" and "Drive" are all inhouse branding for forks etc
There were copies out there, not sure if this early though.
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to keep this pot up after it has gone from ebay
