Fork Help

[cce]

how about some 1996 Judys? could fit the lowers to some SID uppers for a plush lightweight 80mm fork? ok, so it's rockshox, but it's old school too

 

[orange71]

did they make AMP F4 long travels in '97?

 

[P20]

RST Mozo Pro's, the Easton alloy shiny silver ones. 75 or 85mm travel. Light, elastomer sprung, but no damping cartridge. I had a set on my M2

 

[Pickle]

Scott Unishocks?

 

[orange71]

Noleen/Girvin Crosslinks

 

[slimjoe]

Try...

Try and find a PAUL CROSSTOP v-brake retro & very bling...For the front

Then source out a matching, in colour, PAUL canti brake for the rear..

When sus frames first came out, this was the system used but the other way round..To get around the cable routing issues..

My mate ran a V-brake up front and a good strong canti at the back...

Ill have that part in the post for you too mid week..That should certainly help beef up the back brake

 

[FairfaxPat]

Why don't you get a stem with the brake hanger built through it, thus bypassing the fork mount hanger?

 

[FairfaxPat]

This, of course, will only work with a rigid fork.