Old 03-01-05, 09:52 AM
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Not a significant improvement. The RST isn't a great fork, but the Six is only like one step higher in quality.

I'd ride it like it is and save some money for a good deal on an upper end fork on closeout. I'd wait about a year, save about $150 to $200 and get a decent fork. By then, you'll know more about your riding style and can be a smarter consumer.

Plus, by then you'll have some experience at bike mechanics under your belt and we'll walk you through installing it yourself.

Enjoy!
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