Aaldert
Kona Fan
Hi all,
I recieved a RockShox fork from a relative. It seems like it is a Judy, but I can't make it up.
I did some research, but I am confused.
The fork looks like it is a 1996 Judy, see catalog picture: http://www.mombat.org/96Catalog1.jpg, but the bridge does not contain the brake cable stop.
The 1997 Judy's have screwded on stands, the one I received not, so does the 1996 Judy's. See catalog picture: http://www.mombat.org/97RockShox4.jpg.
The fork however has the 1997 "Preload adjuster knob", catalog picture: http://www.mombat.org/97RockShox1.jpg.
As you can see in the photo's, the fork is black, but at the scratches you can see some yellow paint. Maybe that is the original paint.
The stickers on the legs do not show any name or such.
On top of that, it may seem that the brake cable stop is cut off.
The fork need some service, it doesn't compress. I didn't disassemble the legs just yet. It may help to identify.
So, can anyone of you help me on this?
I would like to know what kind of fork this is.
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I recieved a RockShox fork from a relative. It seems like it is a Judy, but I can't make it up.
I did some research, but I am confused.
The fork looks like it is a 1996 Judy, see catalog picture: http://www.mombat.org/96Catalog1.jpg, but the bridge does not contain the brake cable stop.
The 1997 Judy's have screwded on stands, the one I received not, so does the 1996 Judy's. See catalog picture: http://www.mombat.org/97RockShox4.jpg.
The fork however has the 1997 "Preload adjuster knob", catalog picture: http://www.mombat.org/97RockShox1.jpg.
As you can see in the photo's, the fork is black, but at the scratches you can see some yellow paint. Maybe that is the original paint.
The stickers on the legs do not show any name or such.
On top of that, it may seem that the brake cable stop is cut off.
The fork need some service, it doesn't compress. I didn't disassemble the legs just yet. It may help to identify.
So, can anyone of you help me on this?
I would like to know what kind of fork this is.
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