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Old 07-31-10, 02:31 PM
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manitou the answer shox question

i have a 1997 specialized stumpjumper pro. when when i ride it down steep hills it makes a clunking noise. i have tried adjusting it, but i am not a mountain bike expert, i mostly ride fixed. i need any information about the shox i can get. the only thing i can think of is that the previous owner had it stored upside down hanging by the wheels, and that could have messed up the oil or something, idk
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Is this the bike
https://bikepedia.com/QuickBike/BikeSpecs.aspx?Year=1998&Brand=Specialized&Model=Stumpjumper%20M2%20Pro&Type=bike

Fork Manual
https://www.spoke-n-word-cycles.com/TechnicalDocuments/Manitou/Manitou%201998/Manitou%201998%20SX%20Fork%20Line%20Manual.pdf

a better exploded diagram then in the manual
https://suspensionforkparts.net/98m_manitou_mach5.php (open with adobe reader)

Elastomer's
https://www.suspensionforkparts.net/eshop/index.php?_a=viewProd&productId=48

Spring Conversion
https://wings-suspension.com/manitou.html

Seals
https://enduroforkseals.com/id45.html

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I have the same exact fork. Mine is leaking oil on the left side (from a rider's POV). I think our forks have 80mm of travel.

It seems like our old forks are pretty light. Most newer forks are a pound or two heavier (unless you're willing to spend $$$$$). Would it be easier for us to buy another 80mm fork?
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