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Doki
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My fork's looking a bit worse for wear (shite RST stuff that Giant stuck on
the bike). I've found last year's Manitou Axel Super, and a 2004 Marzocchi
EXR Comp (usually an OEM rather than aftermarket fork). They're both priced
at £90 (yes, I'm a tight *******, but at least I'm not fitting more
elastomer guff), and both have coil springs and air gubbins, and 80 or 100mm
of travel depending how you set them up.
Which is the better fork of the two (I'm thinking the Manitou)? The RST that
Giant fitted to my bike has about 50mm of travel or so. Is fitting an
80/100mm travel fork going to **** up the way my bike rides?
the bike). I've found last year's Manitou Axel Super, and a 2004 Marzocchi
EXR Comp (usually an OEM rather than aftermarket fork). They're both priced
at £90 (yes, I'm a tight *******, but at least I'm not fitting more
elastomer guff), and both have coil springs and air gubbins, and 80 or 100mm
of travel depending how you set them up.
Which is the better fork of the two (I'm thinking the Manitou)? The RST that
Giant fitted to my bike has about 50mm of travel or so. Is fitting an
80/100mm travel fork going to **** up the way my bike rides?