suspension forks or ridge?
what would you all say? touring with suspension forks or ridge forks????
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Given the choice I would avoid suspension for on road touring. Off road probably too, but some prefer front suspension on tours like the Great Divide.
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Even the Divide Ride was fine for me on a bike with a rigid fork. Other riders on suspension forks had a variety of problems.
Proper tire size and air pressure can go a long way to compensate for lack of a suspension fork in my experience. I view it as one less complication to worry about on a tour. |
Ridgy didge all the way. But, when they develope a no-maintenece (at all) suss fork, I'm there.
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Rigid. I don't miss what I've never had.
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Originally Posted by arctos
(Post 6187373)
Even the Divide Ride was fine for me on a bike with a rigid fork. Other riders on suspension forks had a variety of problems.
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On the Divide Ride I used 2 front panniers and a rear rack dry bag stuffer. I have always found that I have more precise steering control with a rigid fork.
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