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80mm travel fully serviceable fork with 200mm ish 1 1/8" steerer.
80mm travel fully serviceable fork with 200mm ish 1 1/8" steerer.
Wanted 80mm travel suspension fork - SORTED
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Anything considered, the bike is from 1999 and v-brake.
Anything considered, the bike is from 1999 and v-brake.
Re: Wanted 80mm travel suspension fork
I've got a set of fox f80 rlc doing nothing at the moment. Same goes for a set of pace air force 2 though I think these have less than 80mm travel (73?). Got a very nice set of sid sl (or race, can't remember) in black too.
I've got a set of fox f80 rlc doing nothing at the moment. Same goes for a set of pace air force 2 though I think these have less than 80mm travel (73?). Got a very nice set of sid sl (or race, can't remember) in black too.
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Interesting, any chance of a picture or two? Take it they are serviceable?ishaw":z7jxqa0n said:
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What's happened to you Mark? :facepalm:
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sinnett177":8mwh615o said:
What's happened to you Mark? :facepalm:
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Hahaha,
They ain't for me buddy, for a friend at work. I do have a frame set-aside for another day though.
Hahaha,
They ain't for me buddy, for a friend at work. I do have a frame set-aside for another day though.
Re: Wanted 80mm travel suspension fork
As for serviceable, the Sids have had a recent service/oil change and are fully working, even the lock out and have been sat in my garage since. The fox were serviced a few years ago and have done less than 100 miles of tarmac use. They are only spare now as I chopped a few builds round as I'd managed to get my hands on a modern sid fork with v mounts, but the steerer was too short for the intended bike so a reshuffle later saw the fox surplus.
The pace forks are absolutely mint in every way aside from an air leak. They were apparently serviced just before I bought them and I built them up briefly but never used them on a build as I went rigid in the end. I bought a service kit for them just haven't got round to fitting it as they've not got a bike to go on.
I may have a set of Reba world cup forks surplus at some point in the future, not sure if they will stay on a build or not, as I'm swapping a bunch of bits from one build to another with a view to selling one, keeping one. Not going to get time for that for a while though.
I'll try to get some pics tomorrow. It's half term and I'm on duty so time is hard to find.sinnett177":1wporb60 said:
As for serviceable, the Sids have had a recent service/oil change and are fully working, even the lock out and have been sat in my garage since. The fox were serviced a few years ago and have done less than 100 miles of tarmac use. They are only spare now as I chopped a few builds round as I'd managed to get my hands on a modern sid fork with v mounts, but the steerer was too short for the intended bike so a reshuffle later saw the fox surplus.
The pace forks are absolutely mint in every way aside from an air leak. They were apparently serviced just before I bought them and I built them up briefly but never used them on a build as I went rigid in the end. I bought a service kit for them just haven't got round to fitting it as they've not got a bike to go on.
I may have a set of Reba world cup forks surplus at some point in the future, not sure if they will stay on a build or not, as I'm swapping a bunch of bits from one build to another with a view to selling one, keeping one. Not going to get time for that for a while though.
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The side sound perfect, look forward to some pictures buddy.
The side sound perfect, look forward to some pictures buddy.
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Now sorted, thank you.
Now sorted, thank you.
