greenstiles Old School Grand Master Feedback View Nov 24, 2008 #11 Ridden both, found carbon skittish on loose rocks, found steel forks more planted on same surface. Remember steel has a lot of spring to it..........
Ridden both, found carbon skittish on loose rocks, found steel forks more planted on same surface. Remember steel has a lot of spring to it..........
G guybe Senior Retro Guru Feedback View Nov 24, 2008 #12 Thanks everybody for your views, after reading' messiah' post, I think I will stick to steel P2's forks to be on the safe side and for peace of mind. Cheers
Thanks everybody for your views, after reading' messiah' post, I think I will stick to steel P2's forks to be on the safe side and for peace of mind. Cheers
P20 Retrobike Rider Nov 25, 2008 #13 I've had a couple of RC31s now. Nice forks IMO. You can see them 'flutter' under heavy braking or bumps, but nothing alarming. I run them with discs, small 150mm rotor, but still reasonably powerful
I've had a couple of RC31s now. Nice forks IMO. You can see them 'flutter' under heavy braking or bumps, but nothing alarming. I run them with discs, small 150mm rotor, but still reasonably powerful
