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Junior Member
Join Date: Apr 2003
Location: Sydney
Posts: 5
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Guys,
I am looking at upgrading my 1998 Rockshox forks (not sure of model, doesn't say) to new 2003 Rockshox Duke XC. A friend has told me to ensure that my frame will take the 1' 1/8 inch steerer. Does anyone know if the 1998 rockshox were this size? How can I measure them? Thanks for your help. Ando |
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Registered User
Join Date: May 2003
Location: England
Posts: 51
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To measure them you have to take the fork out of the frame, and put a caliper round the part that would normally be hidden within the frame. You could also email Trek, they have a good service bunch and will probably be able to tell you. That or take it into a bike shop, who'll probably be able to say just by looking at it.
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Registered User
Join Date: Dec 2004
Posts: 2
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[QUOTE=Ando]Guys,
I am looking at upgrading my 1998 Rockshox forks (not sure of model, doesn't say) to new 2003 Rockshox Duke XC. A friend has told me to ensure that my frame will take the 1' 1/8 inch steerer. Does anyone know if the 1998 rockshox were this size? How can I measure them? Thanks for your help. Hi, Did you find out the size? I am upgrading the same bike? |
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i have a 98 rock shox judy tt, yours is probably the xc, and mine is 1 1/8 threadless.
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Join Date: Dec 2004
Posts: 2
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Thanks that helps! |
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