Why no love for...

[Carlos the Slackal]

Mozo Pros were a good "cheap" long travel option back in the day. Basically, what you bought if you wanted a Z1 but couldnt afford it.

Agreed.

 

[hedgehog]

I lusted after these forks in my youth. Air damped I think?

 

[GT-Steve]

Phwoar, them Judy's look nice..

 

[We_are_Stevo]

Phwoar, them Judy's look nice..

It'll be up for sale once I've cleaned it up and fitted the NOS refurb kit...

 

[GT-Steve]

bugger, I was hoping you'd split them, for the canti brace..

looking forward to seeing them refreshed.


I bought some RST's at a car boot a few weeks ago, and I kid you not, they're heavier than the steel frame I want to put them on.

They seem to operate well tho.

 

[We_are_Stevo]

These Mozo Pro's with (replaceable)alloy steerers are the same weight as my Z1 Bam...

...281's and 381's etc, are likely much heavier.

 

[saulus]

I have a set of Mozo Pro's that came off a generic brand '96 mtb. I never remembered them being around bitd. Seem to work ok.Look quite tidy. Don't want them! Whats a reasonable price to get rid of them for?..

 

[cce]

the RST XMO Air is a well kept secret though....

 

[Raging_Bulls]

No experience with the older models, but in 2005 I replaced my first Bulls' original fork with a £120 RST and absolutely loved it.

 

[ishaw]

the RST XMO Air is a well kept secret though....

Tell me more as I bought a set as I'd heard about the legend of xmo, but aside from having Englund air cartridges inside, I know little more.