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Old 01-07-20, 07:02 PM
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Originally Posted by Smokinapankake
Meh. It’s okay, and as much as I want to, I’m not falling in love with this bike. The fork rides nice but I can’t get past the fear that if it goes south I’m pretty much screwed. And it’s heavier than a regular rigid fork. This one is not part of the recall, according to the SN on the bottom bracket. I really want to find a nice steel 750 Multitrack frame so I can rob these parts....
Maybe its the frame material. For some reason, the only bikes I've gotten rid of have been Al frames. I still have 3 Al frames but something like 3x more steel frames.

I've always liked those Action-Tec style forks; here's some modern ones in case you want to upgrade. You could also get a rigid fork, from what I understand the headtube is a standard oversize.



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