Is fitting suspension forks to a retro MTB a faux pas?
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longendale":3j0qumlt said:ok...that's it. Have decided to extend my forks rather than change to sussy's....take a look....ah! That's much better
wow mate i want one ! that looks fun and quite dangerous to ride, very cool is it retro?
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The parts are retro:
Steering wheel taken from my Dad's vauxhall viva estate
Seat taken from my Raleigh Commando...and that yellow light, lets just say I found it at the side of the road...ahem
Steering wheel taken from my Dad's vauxhall viva estate
Seat taken from my Raleigh Commando...and that yellow light, lets just say I found it at the side of the road...ahem
Re: retro forx
I've got a pair of these in gold for grabs... if you have a very short steerer indeed!!!!!
Came off a 15.5" Kona! Ridden about 3 times, if that!
Wold Ranger":jmexs0lm said:I feel it's OK as long as the forks are retro too, but finding functionally good forks that are 10 years plus old is not easy: like these gems!
I've got a pair of these in gold for grabs... if you have a very short steerer indeed!!!!!
Came off a 15.5" Kona! Ridden about 3 times, if that!
longendale
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hi..my apex is 17'' so maybe won't fit.
Cheers anyway
Longy
hi..my apex is 17'' so maybe won't fit.
Cheers anyway
Longy
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