How Much Front End Bounce?
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How Much Front End Bounce?
What sort of travel has everyone got? I have a crappy 3" oil and spring shock.
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100MM RST at the moment, 140mm Pike soon
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Originally Posted by Cornish_Rdr_UK
100MM RST at the moment, 140mm Pike soon
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Originally Posted by Drunken Chicken
On a Hardrock?! Won't that change the handling totally?
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Originally Posted by gastro
5" Marzocchi Jr. T
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Originally Posted by Maelstrom
Holy old jrT...that thing is a classic
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Definately in the minority on this one!
Epic - 80mm Fox Float
Gunnar - 0mm Vicious
Surly - 0mm Surly
Oh well, at least I will be able to tell my grandkids good stories about all of my nerve damage
Epic - 80mm Fox Float
Gunnar - 0mm Vicious
Surly - 0mm Surly
Oh well, at least I will be able to tell my grandkids good stories about all of my nerve damage
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80-125mm of travel.
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Originally Posted by gastro
It's an 01...that's not that old, is it? The Mag 21's are the classics (circa 1993).
I still regret the fact I traded my 2000 monster T to Craptain Crunch on ridemonkey. I shoud have hung it on a wall
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120mm Marz MX comp w/ETA on my Guzzler and 80mm Manitou on my XTS 3
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Originally Posted by phantomcow2
200mm of travel. Sheesh, sucks all the efficiency out of you
screw efficiency, efficiency is for *******
lol just jokin, ya its not exactly the easiest bike in the world to pedal but oh well i use all 200mm, and its saved me at least a few times