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Hi, i just bought this bianchi NTH and when i got it i noticed it had tig welded "fake" lugs and this is the strangest thing about this bike. It has Columbus Cyber tubes and under the bottom bracket the serial number 48. I looked on the web but couldn't find any info on these bikes. Do you have...

https://catalog.foothilloffroad.com/ima ... op%20W.jpg They look like these.

Ok, i replaced the oil in the right stanchion, cleaned ,greased and tightened everything back. I noticed there is an elastomer inside each spring. But they are inside, without anything keeping them in place, free to move along the screw. How do they work? Is this the way they are meant to be...

Thank you a lot drystonepaul. Today i've been to a local bike store and they told me the springs are so old that they got shorter. So they suggested me to place a piece of rubber under the springs to reduce their movements as they don't sell those springs anymore. I'll try to do so and in the...

Ok here's how they looks with the carbon cover removed. That long screw fell inside the stanchion like if there was nothing to push it. This makes me think that they are oil based and that oil is completely missing. Am i right?

Ok i sent a PM to Tim. Thank you guys. by the way today i opened them but i think the problem is inside the internal stanchions which i didn't dissassemble.

I tried to unscrew the allen bolts at the bottom of the fork. They came out covered of grease but i couldn't manage to remove the carbon thing.

As JeRkY said they are spring based. Tomorrow i'll try to remove the carbon things, hoping that i'll be able to reassemble it (all those springs...hummmmmm...)

Hello, i'm new to this site so i hope i'm not posting in the wrong section. If so, excuse me. I have a 1997 Scapin Pro Race which has a Pace RC36 (pic related) The problem is that when i lift the front wheel the fork moves down a bit. I'm thinking about disassembling it, do a general check...