Does anybody have an opinion on these forks?
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Does anybody have an opinion on these forks?
Hello guys, hows it going?
Just wandering if anyone knows much about the Fox vanilla R130 fork? Im looking at a set for my dr Jekyll to replace my shermans as i think they'll be more to my liking, Ive only heard good reveiws about the fork but does anybody have any experiences with the fork and any issues or different opinions?
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Just wandering if anyone knows much about the Fox vanilla R130 fork? Im looking at a set for my dr Jekyll to replace my shermans as i think they'll be more to my liking, Ive only heard good reveiws about the fork but does anybody have any experiences with the fork and any issues or different opinions?
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https://www.chainreactioncycles.com/M...x?ModelID=7272
Here's a picture and abit of info on the fork.
Here's a picture and abit of info on the fork.
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I've been sporting the Fox Vanilla RLC 130 this whole year and am very pleased with the fork.
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Good fork. Pretty much the standard for good trail/light fr fork. Its up there with the z1 with the hsvc damping
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Thanks for the quick replies guys, how flexy are they? i understand this is hard to guess, but can it be compared with any other fork rigidity wise, i hear theyre the smoothest fork around, is this true?
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They are sturdy, and yes they are smooth.
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Lets put it like this. Even with a standard dropout, most claim they are still as stiff as the z1 with 20mm axle.
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OOooooh..... Pretty stiff then...
Thanks alot guys, will be getting a set of these in a few weeks then
Thanks alot guys, will be getting a set of these in a few weeks then
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yea that fork would work fine for light trail riding... Street/dj's... not much of a rough trail fork, but it will take hits fine...
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Originally Posted by Maelstrom
Good fork. Pretty much the standard for good trail/light fr fork. Its up there with the z1 with the hsvc damping