Looking for a good deal on some Downhill style forks I will consider any type as of now...
Thanks!
Downhill style Forks...
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Downhill style Forks...
by Whiplash » Fri Jan 20, 2012 3:58 pm
Power is a fascinating thing, the more you have, the more you want, but the real power is having the restraint not to use it all at once...............Um...Yeah..
The harder you work.....The luckier you get!!
"People who say it can't be done are often interrupted by those that have already figured out how to do it!"
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OR check out http://www.CurrentCycles.net
The harder you work.....The luckier you get!!
"People who say it can't be done are often interrupted by those that have already figured out how to do it!"
Email me @ currentcycles@gmail.com
OR check out http://www.CurrentCycles.net
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Re: Downhill style Forks...
by Whiplash » Sat Jan 21, 2012 12:54 am
Anyone?
Power is a fascinating thing, the more you have, the more you want, but the real power is having the restraint not to use it all at once...............Um...Yeah..
The harder you work.....The luckier you get!!
"People who say it can't be done are often interrupted by those that have already figured out how to do it!"
Email me @ currentcycles@gmail.com
OR check out http://www.CurrentCycles.net
The harder you work.....The luckier you get!!
"People who say it can't be done are often interrupted by those that have already figured out how to do it!"
Email me @ currentcycles@gmail.com
OR check out http://www.CurrentCycles.net
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Re: Downhill style Forks...
by MadRhino » Thu Feb 02, 2012 8:11 pm
I have 2 Rock Shox DH forks sleeping on the wall, prefer to trade but would sell:
Boxxer Race, recent, upgraded with Team internals, soon need wipers and oil change IMO but good working order now, no leak, not a scratch on the stanchions, normal scratch and rubs on the lowers, steer tube cut 8.5 in
Boxxer Race, older model (the first with 20mm tru axle), rare with both disc and rim brake mounts, stock and perfect working order, never been rebuilt, never been raced, not a scratch on the stanchions, steer tube uncut. It would need a new set of decals because they aged bad and start to peel, and I'd recommend an oil change since it's been sleeping a loooong time.
Both forks are standard Rock Shox grey colour. Both have black upper and lower crowns, with direct top mount.
For colour reference only, not my pic. They are like the left picture, the one that is uncut has the riser top crown like in the right pic but black, plus the disc AND rim brake mounts. Both are ready to ride, yet would like a refresh.
Boxxer Race, recent, upgraded with Team internals, soon need wipers and oil change IMO but good working order now, no leak, not a scratch on the stanchions, normal scratch and rubs on the lowers, steer tube cut 8.5 in
Boxxer Race, older model (the first with 20mm tru axle), rare with both disc and rim brake mounts, stock and perfect working order, never been rebuilt, never been raced, not a scratch on the stanchions, steer tube uncut. It would need a new set of decals because they aged bad and start to peel, and I'd recommend an oil change since it's been sleeping a loooong time.
Both forks are standard Rock Shox grey colour. Both have black upper and lower crowns, with direct top mount.
For colour reference only, not my pic. They are like the left picture, the one that is uncut has the riser top crown like in the right pic but black, plus the disc AND rim brake mounts. Both are ready to ride, yet would like a refresh.
Make it fool-proof, and I will make a better fool.
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http://img715.imageshack.us/img715/5824/dsc03417ae.jpg
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Fatboy
Norco A-Line, 50+ Mph dirt bike and winter commuter... sold
Specialized Demo 8 performance dirt bike
http://img715.imageshack.us/img715/5824/dsc03417ae.jpg
Santa Cruz Heckler, lightweight road racer
Santacruz V-10, performance dirt bike
Work in progress:
Trek Session 10
Fatboy
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Re: Downhill style Forks...
by Whiplash » Fri Feb 03, 2012 9:11 am
Hey, just saw this! What would you need to get for these?
Thanks!
Thanks!
Power is a fascinating thing, the more you have, the more you want, but the real power is having the restraint not to use it all at once...............Um...Yeah..
The harder you work.....The luckier you get!!
"People who say it can't be done are often interrupted by those that have already figured out how to do it!"
Email me @ currentcycles@gmail.com
OR check out http://www.CurrentCycles.net
The harder you work.....The luckier you get!!
"People who say it can't be done are often interrupted by those that have already figured out how to do it!"
Email me @ currentcycles@gmail.com
OR check out http://www.CurrentCycles.net
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Re: Downhill style Forks...
by MadRhino » Fri Feb 03, 2012 10:15 am
I'd have some use for a good DH crank set, racing rear shocks are always useful, CC angle set, high end hubs, Ti hardware, Goodridge brake line.
Lipo fast charging setups, cell monitors, balancing harness and extensions, 8 ga silicone cables and 75 A Andersons of various colours, cable housings...
Controllers are welcome when they can feed high power, I'd take a small geared motor-controller combo for a neighbour.
Handlebar lights 900 Lm, Magura hydro brake switches...
Some other things I can't think of
Lipo fast charging setups, cell monitors, balancing harness and extensions, 8 ga silicone cables and 75 A Andersons of various colours, cable housings...
Controllers are welcome when they can feed high power, I'd take a small geared motor-controller combo for a neighbour.
Handlebar lights 900 Lm, Magura hydro brake switches...
Some other things I can't think of
Make it fool-proof, and I will make a better fool.
Norco A-Line, 50+ Mph dirt bike and winter commuter... sold
Specialized Demo 8 performance dirt bike
http://img715.imageshack.us/img715/5824/dsc03417ae.jpg
Santa Cruz Heckler, lightweight road racer
Santacruz V-10, performance dirt bike
Work in progress:
Trek Session 10
Fatboy
Norco A-Line, 50+ Mph dirt bike and winter commuter... sold
Specialized Demo 8 performance dirt bike
http://img715.imageshack.us/img715/5824/dsc03417ae.jpg
Santa Cruz Heckler, lightweight road racer
Santacruz V-10, performance dirt bike
Work in progress:
Trek Session 10
Fatboy
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