albatros38
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Pace fork identification
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Customised RC35 AB ?
early sample, greaseports and not quite brace?
or a modified homebrew RC35 or 3rd party brace.
Still going to be around 1992/3
early sample, greaseports and not quite brace?
or a modified homebrew RC35 or 3rd party brace.
Still going to be around 1992/3
albatros38
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FluffyChicken":3c3buitd said:
The brace is bounded on carbon leggs, so it's not sure for customised or modified option
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Where is it bonded? all I can see is two bolts (Titanium at that)
I know Scapin where using PACE forks too.
Where is it bonded? all I can see is two bolts (Titanium at that)
I know Scapin where using PACE forks too.
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Re: Re:
Removing the bolts and brake stud, the brace can't be removed from the leggs
FluffyChicken":mwnsweu0 said:
Removing the bolts and brake stud, the brace can't be removed from the leggs
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Hmmmm, although looking now your brace is different but similar.
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it's the brace that's the question and injector ports on the other side..brocklanders023":10nec78r said:
Hammer the brace off ;-)
(don't, no idea if they're bonded or it's just grime holding it there. I would guess grime.)
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Could it be a ShockTech Pace copy ?
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albatros38":1jt3h3w8 said:
doubt it, they used a different crown and a manitou style brace (two bolts either side of the brace).
(I think the carbon was called 'carbon race')
this is too much like a pace, but you never know.
needs a PACE know it all, anyone..
