smelly
05-01-03, 02:59 PM
on my Mountain bike? I also wanna know how I measure it, so I know which size to get? If you're wondering, it's a 1998 Speicalized Hardrock FS. The fork I have on now is not suspension!:beer:
Bicycle Mechanics - How do I replace the fork?
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Dirtgrinder
05-01-03, 05:14 PM
There is a pretty good write-up at Universalcyles.
http://www.universalcycles.com/installs/forkinstall/forkinstall.html
http://www.universalcycles.com/installs/forkinstall/forkinstall.html
Rev.Chuck
05-01-03, 05:36 PM
If you have the money for a fork and you want to put it on a four year old bike maybe you should instead consider putting that money towards a new bike.
You might spend $300 on a fork(and possibly have to get a headset and stem as well) or $600 on a bike with the same fork, all new parts, under warranty, and maybe even a year of free service.
Not to talk you out of the joy of putting a new fork on.
You might spend $300 on a fork(and possibly have to get a headset and stem as well) or $600 on a bike with the same fork, all new parts, under warranty, and maybe even a year of free service.
Not to talk you out of the joy of putting a new fork on.
smelly
05-01-03, 06:04 PM
Originally posted by Rev.Chuck
If you have the money for a fork and you want to put it on a four year old bike maybe you should instead consider putting that money towards a new bike.
You might spend $300 on a fork(and possibly have to get a headset and stem as well) or $600 on a bike with the same fork, all new parts, under warranty, and maybe even a year of free service.
Not to talk you out of the joy of putting a new fork on.
Yeah, thats prolly true, did you read my thread in mountain biking?
If you have the money for a fork and you want to put it on a four year old bike maybe you should instead consider putting that money towards a new bike.
You might spend $300 on a fork(and possibly have to get a headset and stem as well) or $600 on a bike with the same fork, all new parts, under warranty, and maybe even a year of free service.
Not to talk you out of the joy of putting a new fork on.
Yeah, thats prolly true, did you read my thread in mountain biking?