Mountain Biking - Complete without fork??help!

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07-16-05, 04:35 PM
ok so i've decided on buying a 2005 p.1 cromo....yet i have an 03 dj 1 sitting in my bedroom that JUST got back from warrenty, fully rebuilt...i want the p.1 cromo WITHOUT the fork, but the shops wont let me do that, unless i buy the complete bike and exchange the fork for an in-store value...i'd choose my dj 1 over the manitou stance static (which is on the bike) and this dj is perfectly fine, fully rebuilt from marzocchi! what do i do?
I would just get the bike and either put the stance on ebay or keep it as a back up in case you have any more problems with the dj 1.
hooligan
07-16-05, 04:39 PM
Ask for some protective gear or lifetime supply of tubes or tools or any other component as an extra/spare.
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07-16-05, 05:21 PM
lifetime supply....that'd be nice
anthonaut
07-16-05, 09:47 PM
Just buy the complete bike, put your fork on and sell the stock one. Easy.
handlebarsfsr
07-17-05, 11:42 AM
i wouldnt put that fork on the p1. that bike is made for a very low axle to crown height fork, like the stance. the dj1 will hugely rake out the bike and make it ride very poorly, espeically with that. i'd get a regular p series bike if you want to run that big fork on it.
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07-17-05, 08:41 PM
i wouldnt put that fork on the p1. that bike is made for a very low axle to crown height fork, like the stance. the dj1 will hugely rake out the bike and make it ride very poorly, espeically with that. i'd get a regular p series bike if you want to run that big fork on it.
are you sureeeeeee???
handlebarsfsr
07-17-05, 09:31 PM
if im not mistaken, the 03 dj1's are 130mm forks. the stance on there is a very low 100mm fork, the dj is at least 2" taller. combine that with the 24" rear wheel and already slack 69* head angle, you'll have a bike thats pretty raked out. you may like it, but it wont ride like stock.
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07-17-05, 11:53 PM
if im not mistaken, the 03 dj1's are 130mm forks. the stance on there is a very low 100mm fork, the dj is at least 2" taller. combine that with the 24" rear wheel and already slack 69* head angle, you'll have a bike thats pretty raked out. you may like it, but it wont ride like stock.
but i'm getting double 24's
ementophobic
07-18-05, 10:09 AM
bah for the type of rididng youll be doing on that bike it will be fine
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