AMP Research Suspension Forks?
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I havent got a pair , but I have heard that they are good but require regular maintenance ( a lot more than normal forks ) .
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for "hard" xc it isn t suited i guess. i ride easy xc, 65kg, and it s at the limit. however, i m only experienced with the f1 & f2. like steve wrote the bushings aren t the best...
besides them, i wouldn t recomment it for ppl >70kg. i ve seen much of these forks brake at nearly all places (dropout, bridge, parallelogram...).
there was also a dh version with 80mm travel, afaik a variante of f4, but don t know if this last longer...
i change the fork all 2 years
why i still ride it ? i just like how parallogram-forks are working, and because it is that light and fits old frames very good.
for "hard" ride the girvin fork would last longer...
ride on
besides them, i wouldn t recomment it for ppl >70kg. i ve seen much of these forks brake at nearly all places (dropout, bridge, parallelogram...).
there was also a dh version with 80mm travel, afaik a variante of f4, but don t know if this last longer...
i change the fork all 2 years
why i still ride it ? i just like how parallogram-forks are working, and because it is that light and fits old frames very good.
for "hard" ride the girvin fork would last longer...
ride on
