drop off triples
03-08-05 | 06:42 PM
#2
My bike's better than me!
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From: Northern Colorado
Bikes: Moots Vamoots, 'Dale T2000, DB Response Comp, '98 G. Fisher HKEK, '89 Panasonic DX-6000, '88 Fisher Montare XT, '83 Nishiki Int'l, '72 MB GR, '75 MB GJ, '77 MB LC, '85 Centurion Ironman, '82 Miyata 710
Forks don't contain a high volume of air. Most compressors put out high volumes of air. This risks blowing out fork seals.
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03-08-05 | 06:52 PM
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Bikes: Trek Fuel EX 8 27.5 +, 2002 Transition Dirtbag, Kona Roast 2002
Buy the proper pump. I just got the Marzocchi one for 30$. Well worth the investment. Read the manual carefully though, all of marz's forks depending on what the air is doing, uses different air settings.
03-08-05 | 07:04 PM
#6
I picked mine up for 20 bucks on ebay. Works very well.
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03-08-05 | 07:21 PM
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My bike's better than me!
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From: Northern Colorado
Bikes: Moots Vamoots, 'Dale T2000, DB Response Comp, '98 G. Fisher HKEK, '89 Panasonic DX-6000, '88 Fisher Montare XT, '83 Nishiki Int'l, '72 MB GR, '75 MB GJ, '77 MB LC, '85 Centurion Ironman, '82 Miyata 710
Originally Posted by manik_ripper
i think i will just leave em how i got em cause i dount wanna rek em
Leaving it alone might not be such a good idea . . . especially if the settings are way off now.
