soft pace rc36evos
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Not actually tried it yet myself, but I understand it isnt too tricky...that said, I will probably ship mine to Justbackdated to service at the same time.
Its worth having a chat with him, he should be able to supply the springs, and he will certainly be able to top notch service your fork.
He took a pair of very scruffy 36's I found on the bay and made them virtually like new for me.... he is a pace god!
Its worth having a chat with him, he should be able to supply the springs, and he will certainly be able to top notch service your fork.
He took a pair of very scruffy 36's I found on the bay and made them virtually like new for me.... he is a pace god!
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Thanx for the nice words you fellows!
The only way to harden up the 98 Evo forks is to put one or two harder springs in[blue hard springs now very thin on the ground]. Thicker oil will only make them slower to react and more oil will risk blowing the cartridge.
Pace forks will always feel "softer" than most other manufacturers forks cos they were designed that way; you should only need to stiffen them up if you are constantly bottoming them out on an average ride.
The only way to harden up the 98 Evo forks is to put one or two harder springs in[blue hard springs now very thin on the ground]. Thicker oil will only make them slower to react and more oil will risk blowing the cartridge.
Pace forks will always feel "softer" than most other manufacturers forks cos they were designed that way; you should only need to stiffen them up if you are constantly bottoming them out on an average ride.
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