Are Judy TT's any good?
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I've got a set of these. fairly weighty and fairly stiff. not really any adjustment to speak of (the nob it has makes no discernable difference maxed out one direction or the other).
that being said, they haven't been serviced and they're coming up for 6 or 7 years old
they're ok-ish. what sort of money are they going to go for? if they're cheap, they'd get you going til you found something better.
that being said, they haven't been serviced and they're coming up for 6 or 7 years old
they're ok-ish. what sort of money are they going to go for? if they're cheap, they'd get you going til you found something better.
Mine too, I had some TT's a couple of years ago, as they were, with my weight (15+ stone) on them I would liken them to pogo sticks, but I never tried serviceing them or anything, they weren't leaking so i'm thinking the pogo action may have been because they had no oil in them :?
If they stay cheap enough could well be worth a punt
EDIT: Just had a look on ebay, I think I found what your looking at, in that condition if they stay cheap, I don't think you can go wrong
HEAVY though :shock:
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They're cheap, they're heavy, but they work and they're reliable (more so than forks with more sophisticated internals).
If that's what you're after, then buy them
. My girlfriend had a set on her Kona and they were absolutely fine and didn't cause a single problem in the whole time we had them.
If that's what you're after, then buy them
. My girlfriend had a set on her Kona and they were absolutely fine and didn't cause a single problem in the whole time we had them.BobCatMax":2i3pcmvm said:
as much as a fiver! definitely worth a punt to get you going.
I'm 11.5 stone, so they probably will yield a little better to you
Yeah i know
just wondered if i would be better off with some cheap Manitou's or these :?:
