1" steerer suspension forks
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You have to find old stuff , the standard has changed to 9/8",
so make, new, highly unlikely to none. .
hit the bike CoOps for 2nd hand , or stick with rigid forks.
so make, new, highly unlikely to none. .
hit the bike CoOps for 2nd hand , or stick with rigid forks.
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Cheap: https://www.rst.com.tw/ct/product/pro...I1249546362647
Expensive: https://www.mountainracingproducts.co...brothers/loop/
The Marzocchi MX Pro was available with 1" steering but they stopped making it last year.
https://www.wiggle.co.uk/marzocchi-mx...ion-fork-2010/
Expensive: https://www.mountainracingproducts.co...brothers/loop/
The Marzocchi MX Pro was available with 1" steering but they stopped making it last year.
https://www.wiggle.co.uk/marzocchi-mx...ion-fork-2010/
Last edited by cobba; 12-07-11 at 10:00 PM.
#4
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As with all suspension forks, cheap = junk. Good = expensive. The problem is worse on 1" forks because now there is no mid-range left, only the very cheap and the very expensive. Having ridden junk suspension forks and decent ones I would rather ride an old rigid fork than a 4-6 pound pig RST fork.
Suggest you look for a new-old-stock Rock Shox fork. There should still be some floating around on ebay in the low $100 range.
Suggest you look for a new-old-stock Rock Shox fork. There should still be some floating around on ebay in the low $100 range.