Suspension forks...what are your recommendations....

[wookiee]

The beauty of the Mozo Pro's is the simplicity of the air dampers...

...one in the bottom of each leg; couple of O-rings on an alloy 'piston' slows the rebound and turns what would otherwise be a pogo-stick into a nice, supple fork.

What used to be a near enough £400 fork that can usually be picked up for around £35 now

So what is the year of their production?

 

[We_are_Stevo]

The beauty of the Mozo Pro's is the simplicity of the air dampers...

...one in the bottom of each leg; couple of O-rings on an alloy 'piston' slows the rebound and turns what would otherwise be a pogo-stick into a nice, supple fork.

What used to be a near enough £400 fork that can usually be picked up for around £35 now

So what is the year of their production?

'97 onwards I think...

http://www.rst-europe.com/manuals/M-D-P1.HTM?

...shows how easy they are to maintain

 

[Tifishlips#1]

fox rl80
a little heavy but definitely the best fork i've ever ridden, stable and predictable bro

 

[dbmtb]

Zocchi z2 would seem to fit the bill. You'll also find that all will be air sprung / oil damped or coil sprung / oil damped as air doesn't work well as a damper. For 16st the z2 is built the way you need and if you go for the atoms or alloys they have the lighter alloy steerer.

Carl

Hole

in

One

 

[Matthews]

I've got some 1" steerer Mozo pros in a garish shade of red that have only done about 30 miles , picked them up as NOS for the E3, they're somewhere in the forsale bit .
Matthew

 

[wookiee]

I've got some 1" steerer Mozo pros in a garish shade of red that have only done about 30 miles , picked them up as NOS for the E3, they're somewhere in the forsale bit .
Matthew

...pretty sure my current steerer is 1 1/8" but will check!