Forks Fiasco
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- ReggieGasket
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Forks Fiasco
My forks have been terrible and finally they went in for a check - the internals are all knackered. It seems someone made a butcher job at some point in the past. The options are to fix them or buy second hand. A rebuild by maxton should result in super forks that last, but will cost £300. Anyone got any spares or suggestions?
- ReggieGasket
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- ReggieGasket
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- Falco9
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I'd buy a good 2nd hand pair of forks (Showa not Marzzochi) and send them to Gareth @ Reactive. He really does know his stuff and you'll have a superb pair of forks serviced & re-valved to suit your riding style.MartDude wrote:Also heard good things about Reactive Suspension (York, IIRC)
Maxton are obviously very good but you pay extra over for the name and the overheads. Plently of good suspension experts out there IMHO if you know any racers (club to expert level) ask them for who they use
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