forks
01-13-05 | 11:14 PM
#2
Wood Licker
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From: Whistler,BC
Bikes: Trek Fuel EX 8 27.5 +, 2002 Transition Dirtbag, Kona Roast 2002
Double Crown and Triple CLAMP...same thing different name. Common standard today is Dual crown, not many people call them triple clamps. Dual crown has two crowns. One just above the below the steerer and above the steerer
single crown - one crown. Just below the steerer.
single crown - one crown. Just below the steerer.
01-14-05 | 12:41 AM
#4
the man behind the camera
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From: australia
Bikes: avanti montari disc comp. series
ok, go to www.rockshox.com and go mountain forks, and go boxxers, these are triple clamps, then go sids, these are single, triple clamps are incredibly strong, incredibly expensive and fairly heavy, which is why they are used in d/h riding not cross country
01-14-05 | 07:13 PM
#6
Ride bike or bike ride?
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From: Adelaide, Australia
Bikes: MongoosePro DH, Dart custom road bike, .243 Racing FR street bike
If you look back at Marzocchi's older fork line up. Basically last year back. Their triple clamp/ Dual Crown forks all ended in T. ie. Jnr T, Monster T, Super T. This is because it was saying in the name that this fork was a Triple clamp.
01-14-05 | 09:20 PM
#8
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From: Whistler,BC
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Originally Posted by Hopper
If you look back at Marzocchi's older fork line up. Basically last year back. Their triple clamp/ Dual Crown forks all ended in T. ie. Jnr T, Monster T, Super T. This is because it was saying in the name that this fork was a Triple clamp.
