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Old 07-22-14 | 09:28 AM
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Originally Posted by Slash5
Put a rigid fork on it. You can pickup a fork for very little money, reuse the other parts.
This is the only advice I would give. The fork is just not right for the job. When you need an offroad bike, get an offroad bike. Right now, you need a commuter bike. A rigid fork will probably be your best option.
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