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Old 09-24-12 | 04:05 PM
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Originally Posted by nhluhr
The absolute best way to go rigid is a new fork, but you'll spend a lot for a replacement that fits properly.
Nay. A Dimension fork, suspension corrected, can be had for around $40. Assuming that the bike has a threadless headset, the change would be trivial. If it has a threaded headset, changing the fork would be only slightly more complicated.
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