My fork...need a new one?
01-08-05, 10:18 PM
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My fork...need a new one?
I have a marz exr pro 100mm and when I go up and down on it it is sounding kinda clunky....does this mean the fork is about to fail?
01-09-05, 01:03 AM
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I have this fork as well, and just switched to Avid disc in the front. I am now very aware of lateral play between the stanchions and the lowers during braking.
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Originally Posted by geoduck
I have this fork as well, and just switched to Avid disc in the front. I am now very aware of lateral play between the stanchions and the lowers during braking.
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Originally Posted by Raiyn
Chances are you don't produce the same kinds of load effects as PWRD does.
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