ooohhh, Nice!
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ooohhh, Nice!
Hi Guys,
A bloke off Ebay is selling this carbon beauty....can you say money?
Rich
A bloke off Ebay is selling this carbon beauty....can you say money?
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That is nice Rich. Like the colors too. Yellow Rocks! What kind of forks are those? Is that an English brand?
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Those are Noleen a.k.a. Pro-Flex, a.k.a. AMP (I think!). They're a pretty nice fork. The design allows for the wheel path to travel up and BACK! Not up and forward like most telescopic forks.
Drawbacks were that they developed a lot of play in the multiple pivots, and were expensive because the shock in front is a special design and proprietary! Also the company that made them were financially shaky!
But they rode nice!
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Drawbacks were that they developed a lot of play in the multiple pivots, and were expensive because the shock in front is a special design and proprietary! Also the company that made them were financially shaky!
But they rode nice!
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Thanks 2!
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those noleen forks are not strong at all. They get terrible reviews and few companies use them. I have a buddy who weighs 140 lbs and broke three of that model fork. the bike is really cool though.
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They're the carbon fibre forks, so it doesn't really surprise me that they break easily.
I wanted to get a set myself ages ago, but never seemed to get around to it!
It is cool looking though eh!
Rich
I wanted to get a set myself ages ago, but never seemed to get around to it!
It is cool looking though eh!
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