nabwong
12-07-03, 05:35 PM
Does anyone know how much weigh i can shed off my judy TT if i install the cartridge? Also, anyone know where to get it cheap? But i think it won't make sense if the catridge cost more than the fork. :D
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tFUnK
12-08-03, 05:24 AM
guessing anywhere from half a pound to more than 1 pound. can't think of anywhere to get them cheap, they are $60-100 depending where you shop. i bought my judy sl used from someone and he installed the total airs already so i wouldn't know. but my judy sl is sub 3lbs for sure.
Zeltar
12-08-03, 04:43 PM
Does anyone know how much weigh i can shed off my judy TT if i install the cartridge? Also, anyone know where to get it cheap? But i think it won't make sense if the catridge cost more than the fork. :D
Check out this site: www.ekosport.com
I just installed mine on a 2001 Judy SL this weekend. Cost was $107 for the 100mm travel version. I dont have a scale but they quite a bit lighter and they are smooth like butter compared to the "rusted slinky's" I pulled out of them. I weigh 230 and am still messing around with pressure but a definate upgrade considering a new fork would cost 3 to 4 times as much. I'll give a better review after I can take them out and "abuse" for a while.
I remember seeing something "extra" you needed for the TT version, they will have all of the information after you plug-in your year and make of fork on their website.
Check out this site: www.ekosport.com
I just installed mine on a 2001 Judy SL this weekend. Cost was $107 for the 100mm travel version. I dont have a scale but they quite a bit lighter and they are smooth like butter compared to the "rusted slinky's" I pulled out of them. I weigh 230 and am still messing around with pressure but a definate upgrade considering a new fork would cost 3 to 4 times as much. I'll give a better review after I can take them out and "abuse" for a while.
I remember seeing something "extra" you needed for the TT version, they will have all of the information after you plug-in your year and make of fork on their website.