pace rc35 service
- Thread starter grogee
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Some of the mx range forks have damping cartridge so if you have one of these (or fitted the after market kit), all should be well.
How did the thud buster attempt work out?
Tim can only get elastomers from pace as far as I know so sadly no saving. I've been thinking about alternative sources myself as I've two sets that need elastomers but not at £40 a pop. I did find companies that sell elastomers in tubes in fixed lengths, but know nothing about the properties of the fork ones to know what to buy and work out a cost for. Any ideas?
How did the thud buster attempt work out?
Tim can only get elastomers from pace as far as I know so sadly no saving. I've been thinking about alternative sources myself as I've two sets that need elastomers but not at £40 a pop. I did find companies that sell elastomers in tubes in fixed lengths, but know nothing about the properties of the fork ones to know what to buy and work out a cost for. Any ideas?
grogee
Retro Guru
I contacted Tim (justbackdated) who very kindly swapped my wrong elastomers for the right ones. So I never did try the thudbuster elastomers.
Getting some made up would be a good idea though. You just need the od and id dimensions then maybe choose some hardness types.
Btw I went for medium but am wishing I chose hard...
Getting some made up would be a good idea though. You just need the od and id dimensions then maybe choose some hardness types.
Btw I went for medium but am wishing I chose hard...
yakboy
Manitou Fan
Jase36":1rmsuand said:
No, the suprising thing is they aren't. They are effectively air damped as you can hear the air coming out of the holes (just as it does with elastomers). I was suprised how good the results was as it was a bit of an experiment, and the forks have an extra inch of travel now too
TrevorKershaw
Retro Guru
I need some of these to replace the elastomers in my RC35's. I looked on ebay but couldn't find any. What do I need to look for in the search engine?yakboy":1uuqs2ko said:
