I just came into some money and I have a little over a grand to spend on a DC fork to replace my 02 Jr T on my Bullit.
I will need at least a new hub because the Jr T has standard dropouts.
What do you guys recommend for a new front hub? I already have Tioga DH rims. Should I also replace my rear hub? If I do replace the rear hub what is the biggest axel I can go with on a 03 Bullit rear triangle?
I can't decide on a Super T or the Slider Plus. Has anyone had experience with either? I think SPV will be important because I am selling my other MTBikes because the Bullit is so great at being an all around trail bike.
----- Original Message ----- From: "Carla A-G" <[email hidden]> Newsgroups: alt.mountain-bike Sent: Friday, June 25, 2004 8:43 AM Subject: Re: DH / FR DC SPV
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"Loomer" <[email hidden]> wrote in message news:[email hidden]...
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I just came into some money and I have a little over a grand to spend on
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DC fork to replace my 02 Jr T on my Bullit.
What's wrong with the Jr T?
- CA-G
Can-Am Girls Kick Ass!
Spiking on the compression stroke... I also bought them for almost nothing used. I will resell them. I got them to get me past not having enough money to get me what I want and mainly to learn first hand how to install and setup DC forks.
I sold another vintage guitar and I always take a small part of the profit to put into whatever my current hobby is.
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I sold another vintage guitar and I always take a small part of the profit to put into whatever my current hobby is.
What guitar did you sell?
...and did it go to "eleven?"
Tom
Well It was a 68 Fender Strat and it actually did go to eleven because the volume started at zero and went to ten!
It had the best neck pickup sound of any strat (and I mean any... from real 1954 on up) I have ever played and I have ever heard, in real life (non recording).
I miss it but I also had that guitar for 15 years... I can't believe how much that thing went up in value... so it was a good time to sell, and I have more old strats anyway.
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to put into whatever my current hobby is.
You're going to regret doing that...
Jim still talks about his vintage guitars and basses that he was forced to sell.
- CA-G
Can-Am Girls Kick Ass!
Nah I don't think so... I have a couple others. Now I did sell a 1968 Martin D-18 that I regret selling for sure... and a 64 P-Base... and a first year Jackson "Randy Rhodes" flying V....
Also I was not forced to sell, a great deal came along and I got back over 11 times what I paid for it.
